HIV counseling

After HIV infection, some people will have acute symptoms, which will appear 2-4 weeks after infection and last for 1-2 weeks. It is ineffective for general drugs and will disappear by itself. Typical symptoms are: high fever, severe sore throat, trunk rash, but also flu-like symptoms, diarrhea, loss of appetite, night sweats and so on.

No matter whether you have symptoms or not, no matter how consistent your symptoms are with those in the acute phase, you can't tell whether you are infected with HIV. Because some people can be asymptomatic if they are infected; Some people are not infected because of their own nervousness, anxiety and immune dysfunction, coupled with the infection of some common viruses in life, which can cause related "suspected" symptoms.

Therefore, it is meaningless to make any judgment or guess through symptoms.

Conclusion: If you have high-risk behaviors, such as WTXJ with unknown health status, you need to be examined after 6 weeks of high risk. If there is no high-risk behavior, there is no need to consider HIV infection.