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AIDS, whenever these three words are mentioned, many people immediately think of death or diseases that can never be cured. It is like a catastrophe that has swept through every corner of our lives.
Once infected with AIDS, it will bring great pain and disaster to one's life and study, and slowly lead people to death.
When these 3 abnormalities appear on the skin, don't think that it is just a simple skin disease, and it may also be infected with the HIV virus.
1. Three abnormalities in the skin
AIDS, in the final analysis, is a disease that spreads slowly, and it slowly attacks your immune system and various organs, greatly reducing your resistance.
In the early stage of HIV infection, your body will have a series of reactions, especially three abnormal changes in your skin.
The first is that the skin is often itchy and dry. This condition of the skin can be caused by a number of factors, which can cause a combination of symptoms in the body.
When HIV invades the human body, it can seriously affect the body's endocrine system. As a result, the regulatory system of skin tissue is deranged, and the oil on the surface of the skin gradually decreases.
When the oil on the surface of the skin gradually decreases, the moisture of the skin tissue decreases. As a result, the skin begins to become more and more dry, which can lead to itchy skin.
When HIV enters the human body, the immune function of AIDS patients gradually declines. Its own resistance will also gradually decrease, and it is very susceptible to the invasion of various bacteria.
These bacteria attach to the surface of the skin, which can aggravate the infection of the skin tissue, and gradually develop itchy skin.
Therefore, it is especially important for us to keep our skin dry in our daily life. AIDS patients can apply skin care products such as lotions and emollients to ensure that their skin is moisturized.
What needs to be reminded is that the skin tissue resistance of AIDS patients is poor. Substances such as cosmetics that contain a lot of irritants should be avoided to prevent further irritation to the skin.
If your skin is really itchy and unbearable, you should immediately seek help from a professional doctor and actively listen to your doctor's advice for targeted treatment.
The second is the appearance of herpes on the skin, which is a very common underlying disease that is very familiar to each of us. The appearance of herpes is often very related to viral infections and can also give us many tips.
This is because after HIV invades the human body, the resistance of the skin tissue decreases, and the body's resistance is also weakened. In particular, the appearance of herpes has attracted a lot of attention.
When the immune system is destroyed, the number of lymphocytes begins to gradually decrease. This is where the herpes virus is formed, which is where people get noticed.
Herpes is very easy to identify, and after entering the body, blister-like blisters form on the surface of the skin, which are inconsistent in size and shape.
Especially in the later stages, herpes can cause pain and itching to the human body. It not only seriously affects the daily life of the patient, but also brings great harm to the patient's psychology.
When the immune function is weakened, not only the herpes virus invades, but other viruses will also take advantage of the poor resistance of the skin tissue to begin to invade, which seriously affects the life safety of the patient.
Therefore, we must pay more attention to our skin condition in our daily life. If there is any abnormality on the surface of the skin, you should immediately go to the hospital and ask the doctor.
Finally, there is the appearance of itchy rashes on the skin. This phenomenon first appeared in the early stages of AIDS, and many patients go through this stage. This red itch rash appears on the arms and thighs in large areas.
It not only brings discomfort to the patient's mental health, but also brings a certain risk of disease to the skin, revealing the arrival of the disease from the side.
These red itch rashes are spread all over the arms and thighs and are very evenly densified. When a patient encounters an irritant, it can make the patient's skin painful and unbearable.
In recent years, doctors have studied the disease and found that red itch rashes appear on all parts of the body. Especially in patients with advanced AIDS, there is a red itch rash on every part of the body, including the face, legs, etc.
Once the disease begins to flare up, it is accompanied by a strong itching sensation that causes the patient to scratch it involuntarily. Once the wound is scratched, a large number of bacteria will invade.
More severely, the red itch rash scratched by the patient will be more red than before, and the color will be deepened as a result. As the disease worsens, this color changes from dark red to black until the entire skin tissue begins to fester.
This will not only worsen the condition of the skin, but also greatly increase the risk of extensive wound infection, leading to increased mortality.
Therefore, patients are reminded that if the pain of the wound is really unbearable, it is recommended to consult a doctor at the hospital for treatment.
Based on this, when your skin appears in the above three conditions, don't take it seriously and think that it is just an ordinary skin disease. But in reality, it may be caused by the invasion of HIV.
The best thing to do is to go to the hospital for a dermatology examination to find out the root cause of the skin disease. We should actively adopt a policy of early detection and early treatment to prevent further deterioration of the condition.
2. Other signals from the body
It doesn't necessarily mean that when you have all three of these symptoms, you are infected with HIV. In fact, there are many more signals that are quietly telling us that danger is coming.
AIDS is a disease that is generally divided into four stages after it invades the human body. Mainly in the acute phase, the latent phase, the early stage of the disease, and the terminal phase.
In the acute phase, people with AIDS experience only common symptoms such as fever, headache, or nausea and dizziness. Don't think that these are just ordinary minor ailments, the hidden harm behind this minor ailment is far beyond your imagination.
Therefore, if you find that you always have a cold, fever or runny nose, you must not take it lightly. This is a decline in autoimmune function, and it is necessary to find out the reason behind it.
During the incubation period, HIV begins to multiply frantically in the human body, and the frightening thing is that the human body has not yet shown obvious symptoms at this time.
The cycle of HIV reproduction in the human body can be long or short, depending on each person's constitution. It seems that an AIDS patient is living a free and healthy life, but he is laying the groundwork for the disease that follows.
It is recommended that you go to a tertiary hospital every six months or a year for a thorough examination of the whole body, so as to nip all dangers in the cradle.
In the early stages of the disease, the patient begins to experience a series of symptoms, and the patient also has obvious sensations. For example, there is a large loss of weight and a feeling of fatigue all the time.
At this stage, the patient's immune function has begun to decline significantly, and the body's own resistance is also significantly damaged. For example, at this stage, the patient clearly feels that he or she is always inexplicably tired when he is engaged in a sport.
In the final stage, the patient's physical condition changes dramatically, and the condition begins to deteriorate, and diseases such as tumors will appear one after another.
At this stage, the treatment is relatively difficult and painful for the patient.
In order to be able to treat the disease in a timely and effective manner, it is necessary to take a variety of drugs and chemotherapy to maintain one's life at this stage.
From early to late stage, it may just take a year or less, everything is based on the patient's physical fitness. Perhaps you think that a small illness or a small red spot on your skin may be an early symptom of a disease.
3. Prevention of AIDS
In our daily lives, we must know how to prevent AIDS, which plays a vital role in our physical and mental health.
First of all, each of us needs to have a clear understanding of how AIDS is transmitted. It is mainly divided into three types of transmission: intimate contact, blood-borne transmission and mother-to-child transmission.
Therefore, we should avoid all unsafe behaviors in our daily contact and try to stay away from crowded places. Maintaining self-hygiene before coming into contact with people is one of the most effective ways to prevent HIV.
Second, resolutely avoid things with blood in them. Especially some medical devices such as knives and needles, which have serious viruses on their surfaces.
If you accidentally touch these things, you should wash them immediately to avoid viruses. If you really feel uneasy, you can go to the hospital to check your blood condition.
Again, stay away from drugs. Drugs can bring great harm to our body and mind, greatly increase the risk of HIV invasion, and bring great harm to our personal safety.
Finally, virus prevention must start with me. Maintaining a healthy and good diet and exercising every day can not only improve our immunity, but also reduce the chance of contracting diseases.
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Nowadays, AIDS is incurable and poses a great danger to people's health. In order to avoid this disease, each of us must take precautions and raise our awareness of prevention.
In daily life, develop good living habits and put an end to all bad behaviors. If you find that your body is abnormal, you should go to the hospital in time and do not take it lightly, thinking that it is just an ordinary disease.
In today's society, we should step up our advocacy for HIV prevention. Let everyone be aware of the dangers of HIV, raise their awareness of disease prevention, and develop self-conscious and good personal habits.