Symptoms of HIV infection in children vary and differ depending on the stage. The asymptomatic stage is called the prodromal stage. The symptomatic stage - AIDS is the final stage of HIV infection.

HIV in children, especially high-risk children, living in families with HIV-infected people, or children of drug users or sex workers, need to be diagnosed and screened for HIV. Diagnosis of HIV in children will help detect HIV early and effectively treat HIV in children.

If CD4 T-cells are not enough to destroy cells infected with germs, the child's body will be susceptible to many dangerous diseases, of which skin damage is a typical disease.