Question 1

hiv from shering a dringing straw if ther is blood on the straw? if acute hiv symptoms appear. can the rash appear 3 weeks after the fever hase gone? pleas answer?

Accepted Answer

: HIV can be communicated via blood from another individual being in contact with a mucus membrane, such as the lining of the mouth.   Obtain an HIV test to be certain.

Question 2

is acute hiv symptoms, such as fever and sore throat recurring?

Accepted Answer

Acute symptomatic: phase of hiv is not recurrent. It is the first stage of the infection . After that infected person goes to minumum symptomatic stage or asymptomtic stage .

Question 3

is loss of voice and some cough be product of acute hiv? there is no fever or anything else. only some cough and loss of voice?

Accepted Answer

: The symptoms mentioned are suggestive of a respiratory type of infection more than HIV. With no clear circumstances hard to comment otherwise, the only way to rule out HIV if high risk sexual encounter is by running the test.

Question 4

am i at risk of acute hiv syndrome? about two weeks ago i had protected sex with a man i'm newly dating (this was the first time we had sex). we used a condom but he didn't come. last night, i had a fever but it broke by the morning. i have some other mil

Accepted Answer

If : If you practiced safe sex and if you are certain the condom didn't break, it's unlikely you contracted hiv.  Lack of ejaculation does not mean you are safe and if you experienced any penetration without a condom or with a broken condom, it is possible you were exposed to the disease.

Question 5

generally speaking, when someone has the "acute hiv flu" how high is the fever in this situation about and how common is the "rash" on chest or palm?

Accepted Answer

See doc, get tested: This mostly repeats the same question I answered an hour ago. As I said there, an ARS rash would not likely be limited to just the chest or the palms, and the fever is usually over 101F (38C). ARS doesn&#x27;t cause chest pain. My advice is that you stop speculating and stop trying to find answers on line. See a doctor or clinic, discuss your risks, and follow their advice about HIV testing.

Question 6

what are some symptoms of acute hiv? i got a cbc during that time and it was normal. about 4 weeks after a potential risky exposure i had tremors, insomnia, and slight fever at night with fatigue. does this sound like acute hiv?

Accepted Answer

: If you have any concern, get tested. Get a 4th gen combo test. If the result is negative repeat the test at 5 weeks after exposure.

Question 7

if i have a sore throat caused by acute hiv, would it be accompanied by other symptoms as well? such as fever?

Accepted Answer

Get Tested: Acute HIV infection presents with symptoms including: fever, swollen lymph nodes, sore throat, rash, myalgia/arthralgia, headache and painful skin/mucous ulcerations, although you may have no or only very mild symptoms. Usual time from HIV exposure to symptoms onset is 2-4 weeks. Consider if you have had a recent high-risk exposure or  have had a recent STD. If any concern get yourself tested.

Question 8

many doctors on here agree that "acute hiv symptoms occur soon after exposure to hiv and include flu-like symptoms". the question is - how soon? within 24 hours?

Accepted Answer

Very difficult: This is a very difficult question to answer - as the emergence of HIV related symptoms largely depends on your immune response and overall health. The range can really be from weeks up to 10 years. If you have concerns, there are newer (RNA based) rapid laboratory studies that can be done to test for infection starting at 10 days post-infection.  Best to see your doctor and discuss.

Question 9

3 weeks ago i have an unprotected oral sex from a girl, i now have acute enteritis/gastritis, duodenitis (no fever & other symptoms), will i get hiv?

Accepted Answer

Certainly testable: the current tests for HIV look for both the virus and immune reaction to it. It would show the virus by 3 weeks if it were there.
and nervousness often causes increased stomach acid and pain and ulcer.

Question 10

is it possible to get one or two acute hiv symptoms (ex. slight headache and muscle soreness but no rash, fever, nausea)? please help?!

Accepted Answer

See details: Mild headache and muscle soreness are highly unlikely to be secondary to HIV infection. If you are concerned, get tested.

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Hiv from shering a dringing straw if ther is blood on the straw? if acute hiv symptoms appear. can the rash appear 3 weeks after the fever hase gone? pleas answer?

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Is acute hiv symptoms, such as fever and sore throat recurring?

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Is loss of voice and some cough be product of acute hiv? there is no fever or anything else. only some cough and loss of voice?

A member asked:

Am i at risk of acute hiv syndrome? about two weeks ago i had protected sex with a man i'm newly dating (this was the first time we had sex). we used a condom but he didn't come. last night, i had a fever but it broke by the morning. i have some other mil

A member asked:

Generally speaking, when someone has the "acute hiv flu" how high is the fever in this situation about and how common is the "rash" on chest or palm?

A member asked:

What are some symptoms of acute hiv? i got a cbc during that time and it was normal. about 4 weeks after a potential risky exposure i had tremors, insomnia, and slight fever at night with fatigue. does this sound like acute hiv?

A member asked:

If i have a sore throat caused by acute hiv, would it be accompanied by other symptoms as well? such as fever?

A member asked:

Many doctors on here agree that "acute hiv symptoms occur soon after exposure to hiv and include flu-like symptoms". the question is - how soon? within 24 hours?

A member asked:

3 weeks ago i have an unprotected oral sex from a girl, i now have acute enteritis/gastritis, duodenitis (no fever & other symptoms), will i get hiv?

A member asked:

Is it possible to get one or two acute hiv symptoms (ex. slight headache and muscle soreness but no rash, fever, nausea)? please help?!

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