Are Night sweating and panting the primary symptom of aids?-ukcoalition.org

I had a sex with a woman about one months ago. She told me she had no aids. I believed her. But I had doubted her listening to her later. Usually My health is okay. But when I think- may be I am infected with HIV, I sweat. Sometimes when I walk fast I pant. Now I fell weak also. Now I want to know are these the symptoms of Aids?

Excessive sweating and dry mouth are both symptoms of B vitamin deficiency. a deficiency in vitamin B12 will cause excessive sweating, headaches and migraines, nausea and vomiting, fatigue and exhaustion, irritability and moodiness, dizzy spells, loss of balance, constipation and insomnia, depression, inability to think clearly, tingling and prickling and numbing sensations in the outer extremities and even chest pains and heart palpitations !! Quite scary actually if you don't realise the vitamin factor. Eat more foods rich in this vitamin ie: organ meats such as lambs fry and kidneys, skimmed milks, cheese, fish and eggs.

If you are lactose intolerant or vegetarian then supplementing your diet with a multi B complex vitamin is essential. The B complex of vitamins is essential for healthy neural, digestive and immune functioning. They are a water soluble group of vitamins and therefore our bodies can neither store or produce them. Therefore we need to ingest them on a daily basis or suffer the consequences as you unfortunately are.

When we are placed under extra stress in our lives such as new job, new home, school studies etc. the precious B's are usually the first to get used up by our bodies. In these instances we need to adjust our intake accordingly. ie: if you feel sweaty, panting and dry in the mouth simply take another B tablet. As they are a water soluble group any excess you ingest will simply be excreted in your urine. The dry mouth and panting is a vitamin B6 deficiency usually caused by tricyclic antidepressants. Do you also get excessive urination?? This is also a B6 deficiency. This vitamin will be included in the multi B complex tablet you buy.

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Food rich in B6 ie: liver, fish, soy beans, cantaloupe, cabbage, unmilled rice, eggs, oats, peanuts and walnuts.

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Try to cut back on consumption of alcohol, caffeine containing beverages such as coffee, tea, sodas and soft drinks and tinned foods as these will all do a great job of robbing you of your precious B vitamins.

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Why do you still sleep with women without protection....do you want to die from aids?
Be responsible...please go for a hiv test

you are a hypochondriac.... its ok i am too... you will not know that you have hiv untill six months of being with a infected person. but just so your safe in about five more months go get tested... A hypochondriac, or someone with hypochondriasis, is very afraid that they may get a serious disease or that they already have one. They remain fearful even after a medical professional tells them that they are all right. They may be overly concerned with bodily functions, like sweating. They may also be concerned about minor physical problems, like an occasional cough. They may worry about vague physical sensations, like a "tired heart". They may become more worried after reading about a disease, knowing someone who is ill, or from changes in their own bodies. They can become so worried that they spend hours every day checking over their own bodies. Eventually, hypochondriasis can interfere with their ability to work and socialize. It may disrupt important relationships with friends and family.

Millions of people in the U.S. have hypochondriasis. Most deny it. Many believe they are not getting good medical care. Hypochondriasis is as common in men as it is in women. Most of the time, it begins in early adulthood. People with a history of serious illness are more likely to get hypochondriasis.