Pimples on the hands cannot be directly said to belong to AIDS, because there are many possibilities for pimples on the hands, the most common is folliculitis formed due to bacterial infection, which may produce isolated, scattered, inflammatory papules due to the development of inflammation, or it may be herpes formed by viral infection, especially herpes simplex, or it may be herpes zoster manifested on the hands, or it may be infection with other viruses, such as infection with Human papilloma virus, which forms common warts, or infectious molluscum contagiosum, which forms infectious molluscum contagiosum virus. Kaposi’s sarcoma, which is a malignant tumor formed mainly due to the development of AIDS to a certain stage, has a very low probability of occurrence. If you have a positive HIV antibody test, you will be diagnosed with AIDS.