Neurological complications caused by HIV infection |
Neurological complications, including dementia, may result from the body defeat HIV. HIV can be overcome cerebral protective barrier, which means that HIV can directly infect cells of the brain and nervous system. Symptoms of such a lesion is very similar to the symptoms of brain injury other infections (toxoplasmosis, cryptococcal meningitis): headache, memory loss, loss of motor control, speech problems, dizziness, seizures. Direct brain lesion immunodeficiency virus is very difficult to diagnose without a puncture cerebrospinal fluid. |