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Is it possible to show symptoms of hiv after 7 days of being infected?
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Yes: The short answer to your question is yes in fact you can show signs of acute HIV infection within 24 hours of being infected in some cases. It's emphasized to patients that if you think you have been infected to come in within 72 hours of being infected because there is the possibility of a cure if we can jump in quickly enough.
Answered 7/31/2017
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