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Are mouth sores early or late symptoms of hiv ?
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Both: Sores in the mouth are one of the main signs of initial HIV infection, along with flu-like symptoms (body aches, fever, cough, etc). But they also occur further along in the illness when the immune system becomes more suppressed.
Answered 1/23/2019
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