The early manifestations of AIDS in women are divided into two situations: the acute infection stage of AIDS and the early onset of AIDS.
1. Acute infection stage of AIDS: 1-3 weeks after HIV infection, the patient may have the symptoms of acute infection stage, including fever, sore throat, muscle pain, joint pain, swollen lymph nodes and other flu-like symptoms, and there may also be skin rashes. Patients in this stage are HIV carriers and are not in the AIDS onset stage. Next, the patient will enter the incubation period, this period of time most of the patients do not have any symptoms, the incubation period of several months to several decades.
2. The early stage of AIDS onset: refers to patients who are already in the AIDS stage, usually have persistent fever, weight loss, skin rashes, diarrhea and other symptoms after the immune system decline, this period due to the patient’s immune system is severely damaged, easy to combine with other diseases, but also may appear in the corresponding symptoms of the combined diseases.
After the diagnosis of AIDS, you need to go to a regular hospital for regular checkups and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.