AIDS: What symptoms?
The different manifestations of one person to another and
AIDS can not be collected.
In all cases, the presence or absence of signs, risky
behavior (unprotected sex, multiple sexual partners, ...) justifies the
importance of testing.
Difference between HIV positive and AIDS patient?
The distinction between HIV-positive people and people with
AIDS lies in the evolution of the disease.
The term "HIV positive" means that the test has
detected the presence of the AIDS virus in the blood of the person we are
talking about positive person. The person is not sick and is doing well. At
this point, drugs can have positive effects on the body's natural defenses.
AIDS is a serious development stage and advanced HIV
infection. The infected person is sick, weak and resistant to treatment against
the virus. The body is unable to defend itself against other diseases
(influenza, tuberculosis, ...)
All HIV-positive people are not systematically AIDS. By
cons, they can transmit the virus to others.
What are the warning signs?
Primary infection
The first signs appearing in after infection but are often
overlooked by the infected person days: fever, headache, sore throat, fatigue,
muscle pain.
Stages of the disease
The second stage has no signs for several years but the
person can transmit the disease.
The third stage is characterized by the appearance of some
banal but disease-related signs such as fatigue, weight loss, night sweats,
fever, dry cough, shortness of breath or gastrointestinal disorders (diarrhea).
The fourth stage is called "AIDS disease" and
characterized by the occurrence of other infections (tuberculosis, colds,
herpes, cancer, ...)
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