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How common is it for the acute hiv phase to last 2-3 days only?
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Not: It depends upon whether you are referring to the symptoms associated with early HIV disease, or the immunologic phenomena. Symptoms may or may not be transient and clear within several days, but the severe effects on the immune system are not reversed without therapeutic intervention.
Answered 2/6/2018
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