After being infected with HIV, a systemic rash usually appears in 2-4 weeks, and the face, neck, shoulders, back, waist and limbs are all prone to occur. The rash protrudes from the skin, and the wound is obvious, and the color is red or deep purple. With the development of the rash, swollen nuclei appear under the skin, which is painful when pressed, and will appear in pieces in severe cases. roseola

Rose rash is more common, showing round red spots, which are neither prominent nor concave, and are painless. The red dot disappears after pressing, which is usually ignored, and generally has nothing to do with HIV, but it is easy to cause panic among phobia patients.

Skin pustule

Pustula on the skin is a common skin disease, which highlights the skin, causes pain, is easy to be found, and often causes panic among AIDS patients.

Other itchy rashes

At first, the skin showed no obvious manifestations. Because it itches, it turns red or little red dot after scratching. Generally, the skin does not protrude, and the recovery time is fast. Most of them have nothing to do with HIV, and it is not easy to cause panic among AIDS patients.