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Is the disease known as Cellulitis a symptom of Aids?


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I have a relative who has this condition and she is worried.

Best Tip
No.

But it is a symptom of a poorly functioning immune system. Most likely due to poor circulation. A common problem with diabetics and people with peripheral vascular disease.

I see lots of people who have cellulitis who never even think to ask if its related to AIDS/HIV. Why would she think this? If its on her mind, get tested.

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cellulitis is more common with diabetic patients. It can be common also amoung a varity of disorders not ness. AIDS. i hope this helps
nursing student
no.

It can be a RESULT of AIDS, tho.
All cellulitis is is a skin infection. It can be caused by many different things. It may be secondary to another condition, or it may be the only thing wrong. It is not an indicator of AIDS.
www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/en...
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Skin infection - bacterial Localized skin redness or inflammation that increases in size as the infection spreads
Tight, glossy, "stretched" appearance of the skin
Pain or tenderness of the area
Skin lesion or rash (macule):
Sudden onset
Usually with sharp borders
Rapid growth within the first 24 hours
Warmth over the area of redness
Fever
Other signs of infection:
Chills, shaking
Warm skin, sweating
Fatigue
Muscle aches, pains (myalgias)
General ill feeling (malaise)
IF SHES WORRIED , TELL HER TO DO AIDS TEST
it i not necessarily a symptom of anything. i had it when i was 2. and have never had it since. does she have any other health problems that make her worried about AIDS? she should get tested if only to put her mind at rest.
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