What are the main early symptoms of HIV and would a sufferer feel better later o!
Question: What are the main early symptoms of HIV and would a sufferer feel better later on?
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Early symptomps of HIV infection can occur within first 3 weeks afetr exposure. About 10% of patients experience flu-like symptoms, which collectively known as AIDS-related complex, can include fever, inflamed lymph nodes, sore throat, and rash. The duration of the acute phase of infection is uncertain and likely varies from one person to the next. The stage may last from 4 weeks to up to 6 months.
After virus reached set-point, the symptoms go away and latency period begins during which infected persons feel OK until their immune system crash and AIDS begins. After AIDS began, only HAART (highly active antiretroviral therapy) can help the persons feel better.
http://www.metapathogen.com/HIV-1/HIV-1-…
Go to the Doctor--this isn't a question that you should be relying on strangers for. This is something that can kill you and others.
Ulcers and/or white spots, often in or around the mouth. I don't know about later, though.
feel tired.no taste for food.pain.cough etc