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Anonymous users2024-01-24Within a month after being infected with HIV, the infected person may have some symptoms of acute infection, this is because the infected person does not have HIV antibodies in the body that can resist the virus, the immune system is attacked, the immunity is reduced, and chronic diarrhea begins, diarrhea, more than 10 times a day in severe cases, watery, repeated diarrhea diarrhea for more than a month. Severe diarrhea can lead to electrolyte imbalances in the body, dehydration, and can be dangerous. In addition to seeking medical attention in a timely manner, you should drink more water, eat more nutritious and easy-to-digest foods, and do not reduce food intake by stopping diarrhea.
It's normal to go to the toilet about 5 times a day.
That's for sure! >>>More
HIV in the pass: tissues - (shoes) pants - towels - wet -......He has already died during the transmission, and he has no ability to infect at all, so don't worry, he won't infect you. It is important to remember that AIDS is not transmitted through ordinary contact.
Depending on the individual's age and physical condition: according to the average data of health institutions, 8-10 urinations, 2-3 bowel movements should be normal;
Then I suggest you go to a urology hospital... This situation is serious...
Awesome on the first floor.
Not just go to the toilet but also "clean up" once. >>>More