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A member asked:
Does hiv symptoms occur a week after exposure? i'm nt sure of his status but probably he's clean. but am i having normal flu or a symptome? been aweek
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Unlikely: It takes weeks for symptoms to develop with HIV and thus you likely have a cold. This is a reminder that safe sex practice will likely reduce a lot of anxiety in the future.
Answered 10/16/2014
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