Patient's question:
On the day of sexual intercourse, fatigue, wandering thoughts, weight loss, dizzinessDoctor's answer:
The full name of AIDS is Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome, which is a sexually transmitted disease caused by a viral infection. The main transmission routes are blood, sexual contact, and mother-to-child transmission. Based on your description, without the above transmission routes, what is the likelihood of infection? With a possible exposure history, if you are still not reassured, you can undergo an HIV antibody test at a hospital or local disease control center six weeks after high-risk exposure. A negative result generally excludes infection. If the result is still negative after a follow-up test at twelve weeks, then HIV infection can be ruled out.