Who is most likely to get AIDS?

The high-risk groups of AIDS generally include promiscuous people, intravenous drug users, hemophiliacs, people receiving blood transfusion or blood products and other high-risk groups.

1, promiscuity: unsafe sex will increase the risk of HIV infection;

2. Intravenous drug users: Intravenous drug users often use unsterilized or incompletely sterilized syringes or needles, which makes AIDS popular and spread among drug users;

3. Hemophilia patients: Hemophilia patients have mild abnormal immune function and are more likely to be infected with AIDS;

4. People receiving blood transfusion or blood products: The viral load in blood is very high. Blood and blood products containing viruses will be infected once they are imported;

5. Other high-risk groups: mothers with AIDS can also transmit it to their babies through placenta or breast milk. Therefore, children born to AIDS mothers are also prone to AIDS.

General symptoms of AIDS

AIDS is an immune deficiency without specific symptoms. The harm of HIV is to destroy the immune system of human body, leading to an obvious increase in susceptible diseases, which are difficult to cure.

After being infected with HIV, symptoms such as cough, expectoration, hemoptysis, dyspnea, headache, vomiting, abdominal pain and diarrhea, dysphagia, loss of appetite, oral leukoplakia and ulcer, various rashes, decreased vision, blindness, dementia, epilepsy, limb paralysis, emaciation, incontinence, etc. It usually happens. If you have experienced possible infection with corresponding symptoms, you must be alert to whether you are infected with HIV or not, and go to the hospital for examination in time under the guidance of a doctor.