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Is mild sore throat and headache without any fever or any other symptoms seen in people with early hiv symptoms?
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Very unlikely. Symptoms almost never are a useful guide to judge the likelihood of a new HIV infection. These symptoms are far more likely to be from a cold virus. But get tested for HIV if you have been at risk.
Answered 8/19/2023
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