Is dizziness a sign of HIV?

Question

What are the exact signs of HIV? is dizziness part of it? Even if you went for test for your inner ear and it comes back fine does it mean it could be HIV? little advice please.

Answer 1

hi there


Signs and symptoms
The first symptoms of HIV can appear within six weeks of infection but after a few weeks they usually disappear. After this many people have no symptoms for years.

HIV affects the ability of your body's immune system to fight off infection. If the HIV is left untreated, it will destroy a type of white blood cell called CD4 T-cells, which play an important role in your immune system.

The number of CD4 blood cells that you have is called your CD4 count. The lower your CD4 count is, the more likely you are to show signs of illness. However, a low CD4 count is not an illness in itself. Some people remain well when their CD4 counts get lower, at least for a while. Other people with HIV may start developing symptoms before their CD4 count is lowered.

What to look out for
Common symptoms of HIV infection, especially as your CD4 counts get lower, include:

unintentional weight loss
chronic diarrhoea
skin rashes, especially on your face, genitals or anus
an increase in herpes ulcers or thrush infections in your mouth and genitals
sweats, especially at night
unusual tiredness
nausea or loss of appetite
swollen lymph glands in the neck, groin or armpits.
These symptoms can all be caused by conditions other than HIV, and do not mean you have AIDS. However, if you experience all or some of these symptoms persistently, it might be a good idea to get an HIV test, especially if you think you may have been at risk of HIV infection.


dizziness can be anything your ear loseing balance from hearing too much music. your blood presure it can be anything our body is very funny that is why u have to go see your medical doctor every year and have safe sex .

Answer 2

Fistula is a tear or opening in the wall of the bowel forced by Nature in her effort to rid the system of accumulated pus. Operations for fistula are extremely painful and simply mean that the unhealthy flesh around the edge of the opening is cut away until healthy flesh is reached, then this stretched over the gap, as it were and stitched together. This, however, has done nothing towards supplying the deficiency of Calcium Sulphate (Calc. Sulph.) which was the real cause of the fistula and that is the reason why fistulas are apt to recur in people who have once been operated on. Nature just forms another opening higher up in the bowel to try and continue her work of elimination. I would suggest you stick with your homeopathy doctor but ask him to add tissue remedy of Calc. Sulph plus Silicea both combined for treating fistula. We all human beings have big EGOS and unless your doctor is broad minded he may not like to be suggested so use tact while talking to doctor. If need be give this whole explanation separately to the doctor and see if he agrees. Meantime do try to incorporate freshly washed salads and fruits in your diet. Try to be 80% on raw food and take it easy on hot, spicy, junk if you want faster relief and please include 3 km. walk in your exercise regime to further boost your body's defence. Good luck.

Answer 3

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If you said that you had done it bare back with a man OR that you were doing recreational drugs, e.g. snowballs, with a working gal, I would say that you have something to worry about, but you have not. If you have anything you are far more likely to have Hepatitis C or D, each of which is eventually fatal. This is because they are far more contagious than HIV. Why the abscess and the anal fistula? There are no other explanations?

Answer 4

Dizziness is a symptom of many many diseases or a side effect of many medications. If you have any concern whatsoever that you may have contracted HIV go get a test. DO NOT wait until you have symptoms since most people don't have symptoms until it has advanced to AIDS.

Answer 5

no. dizziness is not a sign. please get some education on this serious STD, and no more sex or IV drugs for you!! please go see your doctor, as dizziness could be as simple as poor diet, to something greater.

Answer 6

No....if it persists try drinking water, checking you pressure and see your MD