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A member asked:
What percent of people with hiv develop a rash on their body within the first few months of infection?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
Maybe 10-30% (?): Rash is common, but only in the first 2-6 weeks. "A few months" is too long. If you are concerned about being exposed or possibly having symptoms of HIV, see a doctor for personal evaluation and testing. You'll never get clear answers on this or any other online resource. Good luck!
Answered 12/15/2017
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