Patient's question:
After a one-time sexual encounter (with a condom), balanitis reappeared. After the balanitis healed, I've been experiencing fever, swollen tonsils, vomiting and diarrhea, sudden nosebleeds, and recently, swollen and painful gums. In the past two days, after the fever symptoms slightly subsided, I feel fine when lying down but get dizzy, nauseous, and want to vomit when sitting up. I've seen three doctors, had two IV drips, and taken some medication, but it hasn't improved. What could be wrong?Doctor's answer:
In terms of diet, it is recommended not to eat greasy, fried, and spicy foods, such as fried chicken, ice cream, and sāqímǎ, etc. Maintain a light diet. In terms of lifestyle, avoid staying up late, smoking, and drinking alcohol excessively. Avoid sitting for long periods and stay active. In the summer, use air conditioning less and drink fewer cold beverages. The symptoms may be typical of a common viral cold. Any recurrence or changes do not resemble sexually transmitted diseases. If the other person is not certain about any changes related to HIV, it may be worth considering an HIV antibody test.