What are the symptoms of the early signs of AIDS?

AIDS may present with various early symptoms, but not all infected individuals will experience the same manifestations. Common symptoms include: 1. General symptoms: The patient may experience general fatigue, malaise, difficulty walking, and persistent fever, typically with body temperature above 37°C. This fever may last for a prolonged period, even up to several months. Accompanying the fever, symptoms such as night sweats, weight loss, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, and further weight reduction may occur. 2. Skin and mucous membrane symptoms: Skin rashes and hemorrhagic symptoms may appear, such as herpes zoster or individual herpes eruptions, which may be accompanied by skin ulcers. In addition, seborrheic dermatitis may develop, often presenting as patchy rashes on the trunk. It should be noted that the above symptoms are not unique to AIDS and may also be caused by other diseases. If you suspect you might have contracted HIV, it is important to seek medical attention promptly and undergo appropriate testing for accurate diagnosis.