Patient's question:
At the beginning of February two years ago, there were high-risk behaviors. At the end of February, there was vaginal itching, and there was a stinging sensation during urination. During this period, it was unclear whether it was a cold or cold weather that caused diarrhea, as I have rhinitis and often have cold-like symptoms. At the beginning of March, I went to the hospital for confirmation and was diagnosed with candidal vulvovaginitis. In May, I had a fever once. In August, I had a sore throat. Treatment history and effectiveness: The candidal vulvovaginitis has now been cured. The sore throat has also healed. What kind of help is needed: Is this a symptom of AIDS?Doctor's answer:
It can also lead to fungal infections, but the affected areas are often deep within the body's tissues, such as pulmonary fungal infections, for example. Generally, opportunistic infections caused by AIDS are difficult to treat, so I don't think it's a symptom of AIDS. It does not exhibit symptoms of AIDS. If you're still not sure, you can have a thorough antibody test for AIDS at your local disease control center. Once a negative result is obtained, you won't need to worry about these matters anymore. I hope my explanation helps you.