The Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is a serious and dangerous virus, which gradually weakens the immune system in the human body. This causes the body to lose the strength to fight other ailments, and the person easily becomes a victim of infectious diseases. It is extremely important to identify HIV at the time and start treatment immediately. Otherwise the disease may go ahead and transform into AIDS (ACCIARED EMUNODEFICYYSY SYNDROME), which becomes deadly.

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Medicine and General Physician working at Yashoda Hospital in Ghaziabad. A. P. According to the lion, the initial symptoms of HIV may be like normal flu. Therefore, many times these symptoms are neglected. If you have ever had insecure sex, you have used an infected needle, or you are at risk of HIV, and any of the following symptoms, you need to take immediate tests.

Initial symptoms of HIV:

• Acute fever and chilling: Types of normal fever but not quickly healing.
• Fatigue and weakness: Feeling severe fatigue even after getting a lot of sleep.
• To come to the ankles: Swelling in lymph nodes in the throat, bugle or waist area.
• Acne on the skin: The appearance of a rash on the chest, back or face, rash.
• Sore throat and sores in the mouth: Constant sore throat or wounds in the mouth.
• Pain in muscles: Feeling pain or heaviness in the joints and muscles.
• Sweat at night: There is a lot of sweating even when the room is cold.
• Sudden weight loss: Weight loss without any special effort.

When to test?

If you go to HIV’s risk condition, HIV test should be done without delay when there is any symptoms. Because the sooner the diagnosis is made, the sooner the treatment begins and the virus can be controlled by RT (Art – Antiretrovial Therapy).

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Timely treatment on HIV can lead the patient a normal, healthy life. So be aware of not being scared, do not ignore the symptoms and consult a doctor.