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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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See details: Mild headache and muscle soreness are highly unlikely to be secondary to HIV infection. If you are concerned, get tested.
Answered 2/1/2015
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