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Is acute hiv symptoms, such as fever and sore throat recurring?
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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 .
Answered 3/18/2021
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