Is the blood mark on the inner thigh AIDS?

Blood marks on the inner thighs may not necessarily be caused by AIDS. They may also be caused by skin damage or abnormal coagulation function.

1. Skin damage: If you scrub too hard when bathing or the local skin is hit by a relatively large external force, it may cause damage to the subcutaneous capillaries and bleeding, resulting in blood marks on the local skin. You can apply ice compress within 48 hours of the formation of the blood, and apply hot compress after 48 hours. Ice compress has the effect of stopping bleeding and reducing swelling, and can prevent the area of ​​the blood mark from becoming larger, while hot compress can promote blood circulation, which is beneficial to the elimination of the blood marks that have already formed.

2. Abnormal coagulation function: When the body's coagulation function decreases due to thrombocytopenia or other reasons, it is also possible that local capillaries are damaged and bleeding occurs. You need to go to the hospital to take procoagulant drugs for treatment, or you can stop the bleeding by blood transfusion or do a bone marrow transplant.

In addition, if you engage in high-risk behavior for AIDS, you need to go to the hospital to have a blood test for HIV antibodies between 14 and 21 days after the high-risk behavior. If the antibody is negative, the possibility of infection can basically be ruled out. If the antibody is positive, it means that you are infected with AIDS. In this case, you must actively cooperate with the doctor's antiviral treatment to inhibit the rate of HIV replication in the body.

Pay attention to personal hygiene and avoid unclean sexual behavior.