HIV has been found to have many signs and symptoms. The seventeen cardinal signs are the ones that doctors use to diagnose HIV. These signs and symptoms are weight loss, anorexia, increasing debility, adverse drug experiences, fevers, rigors, night sweats, headache, change in vision, diplopia, dysphagia, dyspnea, diarrhea, change in mental status, changing lymphadenopathy, oral lesions, and rashes.

When HIV becomes AIDS, the signs and symptoms change slightly. These signs and symptoms are flu like illness, lymph nodes become swollen, loss of appetite, weight loss, fever, rashes, night sweats, and fatigue. Memory loss, confusion, and various mental problems are also signs.

The disease HIV also has other diseases involved. HIV can either lead to these diseases

or can have these diseases attached. These diseases come in four different categories.

o Lymphoid interstitial pneumonia/pulmonary lymphoid hyperplasia complex

ages 13 and older. In the cases of adults, 82% were male, 51% of those men had intercourse with another male, and 18% were female. If you categorize the statistics by race, 47% were white, 43% were African Americans, 18% were Hispanics, 1.0% were Asian and American Indians, and 1.0% were Alaskan natives and Pacific Islanders.

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