Problemas del VIH - JS

Question:

¿cuanto tiempo toma para que el VIH cause el sida? ¿Cuáles son los síntomas?

Respuesta:

Estimado Amigo:

En términos generales el tiempo que toma el VIH para causar la enfermedad del SIDA oscila entre unos 9 – 11 años. Los síntomas pueden ser variados. En la fase aguda de infección estos síntomas estan mas asociados a signos y síntomas constitucionales, tales como: fiebre, erupción, adenopatía, dolor corporal, diarreas, dolor de garganta entre otros. Los síntomas a largo plazo dependerán del órgano que la infección oprtunista esté causando, usualmente acompañada de fiebre, debilidad, pérdida de peso, entre otros.

Para mayor información favor revisar otras preguntas previamente contestadas.

Espero que la información le sea de ayuda.

Saludos

JS

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