What happens after cross infection?

I believe many people have a certain understanding of cross-infection. The main cause of cross-infection is the process in which bacteria are transferred from one object to another after two objects carrying different pathogens come into contact. Cross infection is a very scary process for people because it may also lead to more serious diseases. Let’s take a look at what reactions occur after cross infection.

First, swollen lymph nodes. Lymph node enlargement is a relatively common disease, and it persists and is widespread, especially often appearing in some places where one's progress has not occurred. The diameter of the enlarged lymph nodes is very small, about one centimeter, and it is usually easy to observe and is very hard.

Second, fever. Among the symptoms of HIV cross-infection, fever is also a relatively obvious symptom, and there are always unknown reasons for the fever, and there are also some night sweats. This is very obvious, but the reason is hard to find, and it has been like this since it was thrown out, so you must pay attention to it at this time.

Third, physical fatigue. Some patients may experience excessive fatigue after HIV cross-infection, and it is difficult to explain these severe fatigue symptoms, and they last for a very long time. Therefore, they should go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination to avoid more serious illness.

Fourth, weight loss. Some patients who have been cross-infected with HIV will have a decreasing appetite over a certain period of time, especially during conversations, and will not like to eat. Generally, they will lose weight within 1-2 months, and will be about 10% lower than their original weight.

Fifth, diarrhea . Diarrhea is also a symptom of HIV cross-infection, mainly characterized by chronic diarrhea of ​​unknown cause, and the symptoms are watery and occur many times a day. And it becomes difficult to lead a normal life.

Sixth, dry cough. Some patients usually have dry cough, which is also a very serious symptom, especially some symptoms after HIV cross-infection. Therefore, in addition to dry cough, there may also be some shortness of breath.

Seventh, headache. Some patients usually suffer from headaches, and are also accompanied by some constant confusion. This is a relatively obvious symptom after HIV cross-infection. It should be checked and treated promptly and prevented in time to avoid more serious symptoms.