What are the early symptoms of AIDS in women?

Diseases are common in life. There are many kinds of diseases. Different diseases have different treatment methods. Therefore, before treating a disease, you need to understand the disease so that you can know what kind of treatment method is the best. Now, AIDS is very harmful to human health and there is no good treatment. Such a disease is very harmful to the patient's body. What are the early symptoms of AIDS in women?

There are many types of people suffering from AIDS. No matter whether they are men or women, young or old, they are all very likely to suffer from this disease. So many people are not clear about what the early symptoms of AIDS are in women.

Early symptoms of AIDS in women:

Generally, women in the early stages of AIDS will have persistent and widespread lymph node enlargement, especially the cervical, axillary and inguinal lymph nodes. The lymph nodes are enlarged to about 1 cm in diameter, are hard, painless, and movable, and have lasted for more than three months. A considerable number of people may not have any obvious symptoms for up to ten years after being infected with HIV. But the virus is still present in their body fluids. If risky sexual activity occurs during this period, the virus will be transmitted to the sexual partner. So the absence of symptoms does not necessarily mean that you have not been infected. Especially in women, the early symptoms of AIDS are easy to ignore.

Women may experience some acute early symptoms of female AIDS within a few weeks (4 to 8 weeks) of being infected with the HIV virus, such as swollen lymph nodes, rash, night sweats, headache, cough, etc., some of which are similar to the common cold. People who engage in high-risk behaviors may be highly suspected of being infected with AIDS if they develop the following early symptoms of AIDS in women, such as long-term low-grade fever, chronic diarrhea, weight loss, cough, night sweats, etc. If you suspect that you have early symptoms of AIDS or may be infected with the HIV virus, you should go to a qualified hospital, health and epidemic prevention station or other designated health department as soon as possible to undergo HIV antibody testing to determine whether you are infected with the HIV virus.

The above is a detailed introduction to the early symptoms of AIDS in women. Women will also have obvious symptoms in the early stages of contracting the disease. There are many reasons why women contract AIDS. When treating, they need to choose the correct method, which will be of great help in improving the disease.