What is the color of HIV menstrual period?

What is the color of HIV menstrual period?

1. The color of AIDS's menstrual period will change over time. It is dark red for the first 1~2 days, then gradually turns into fresh red, and finally turns into light red and gradually disappears. The color of AIDS's menstrual period is no different from that of other ordinary women.

2. AIDS is a very harmful infectious disease, and its incidence is related to HIV infection. After HIV enters the human body, it will gradually destroy the immune system, leading to various diseases and different clinical symptoms. Although AIDS will reduce immune function, it will not cause changes in blood color or affect women's normal menstruation.

3. Women with AIDS are in a normal state in most cases. The color of a woman's menstrual blood will change with the passage of the physiological cycle, from a small amount of dark red to a large amount of bright red, and eventually the color will gradually lighten and return to normal. A woman's menstrual cycle is usually 3 to 7 days, and the amount of bleeding each time is about 10 days to 58 ml.

4. It should be emphasized that due to the impaired immune function of AIDS, it is easy to be combined with various gynecological diseases, and even gynecological malignant tumors may occur. Women with AIDS should pay attention to changes in menstruation and private secretions. If the color of AIDS menstruation changes and the amount of menstruation increases, it may be related to gynecological diseases. You should seek medical attention in time and treat the symptoms after clarifying the cause.