Symptoms of sexually transmitted diseases in girls

There are many ways for AIDS to be transmitted. It can be transmitted through sexual intercourse, through maternal and child products, or through blood. Therefore, with the possibility of a wide range of transmission routes, the possibility of people being infected with HIV is greatly increased. There are also data showing that the probability of patients contracting AIDS has increased in recent years.

Many girls worry about whether they have been infected with AIDS in some cases. The following will introduce what symptoms will occur if a woman is infected with AIDS.

When a patient is infected with HIV, two obvious symptoms will appear in the early stages of the virus infection. The first is swelling of the lymph nodes. Especially when the disease becomes more serious, the lymph nodes will become more and more swollen. The second more obvious symptom is skin disease, which usually causes redness and skin problems such as papules, shingles and eczema.

Because there is generally a long critical period after contracting AIDS, many symptoms are not easy to manifest. Among them, some vague symptoms will appear after infection, such as fever, headache, sore throat, weakness in the limbs, dizziness, loss of appetite, vomiting, etc., which are similar to the common cold. However, you cannot take chances and must observe it in combination with other symptoms.

Patients with AIDS generally experience mental discomfort, may have difficulty concentrating, memory loss, and may actually experience dizziness, general weakness, and physical fatigue, all of which are symptoms caused by HIV infection.

As a girl, first of all, we should respect ourselves and prevent AIDS reasonably. If you are unfortunately infected with HIV, you should deal with it rationally, check yourself to see if you have the above symptoms, and then compare the symptoms you have already had. Once you think you may be infected with HIV, you should go to the hospital for examination immediately, and then carry out subsequent treatment to prevent the condition from worsening.