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And, for last, could somebody tell me how to find detailed pictures or descriptions of the Primary HIV Infection rash on the net? Thank you very much for your help and informations, thank you. Take care.

What makes you feel your symptoms are HIV relevant? Pins and needles in hand is by no means ARS symptom. Do you understand the difference between muscle ache and a pin sensation?

If your rash had been due to HIV, your PCR taken any time after the appearance of the rash would have been positive. Finally, while symptoms of early HIV may include a rash, they are typically are accompanied by a number of other symptoms including fever, sore throat, and muscle and joint aches. You need not worry. I hope my comment help you in that direction.

Often different sites and opinions don't distinguish clearly between a newly infected person's rash to an hiv rash later in hiv stages. Online pictures are often unclear as well. I'd actually say they're more unclear than the written information. I understand symptoms should never be used to diagnose and that's not my intention. Can a single raised/seemingly symmetric bump very closely resembling an early acne bump suggest accute hiv infection? Can several of these suggest it?

Thank you for the message Joe 147- My main issue now is that I can not explain my partners new leg rash....I have seen pictures and it does resemble HIV rash. Again I had an ELISA at 4 weeks when I had all those symptoms myself- continue with some muscle fatigue. Although it might be stress induced- my partner and family has become my main concern now.

i continue sweating Please clarify me, if fever just start as a first thing in HIV ARS or is it the swollen lymph nodes or rashes that causes fever during ARS. please , i need to have a clearer picture so i can relax a bit and tomorrow first thing i will go for a blood test.

I just wanted to know if the problem i have with my scrotum testicle is a symptom of hiv? and do early hiv symptoms ars last over 4 months?. Thank you . i would really appreciate a reply for more then just one person.

During the last 12 weeks I did 1 HIV test on the 6th week and came negative there was no symptoms showed at that time only flu lasted for 2 days at the at the same time of the test, the doctor told me I’m OK at that time and no need for further test, but I should monitor my body for 1 year as unless I feel any symptoms, for the last 2 weeks I feel rashes on my upper body, I had a little night sweet for the last week, mouth ulcers, light dry cough, and the most important I felt strangely the enl

Since I am hypochondirac I started searching information on the internet and found out that the rash can be HIV primary infection symptom and that made me very anxious. The rash comes suddenly and disappears in 15 to 20 minutes. I had it 5 or 6 times in 8 weeks. Somtimes it comes on my abdomen, between and under my breasts on both sides or one side. Somtimes it comes on my back. No bumbs, just red spots or lines.

They started too soon to be HIV related and do not fit the full picture of early HIV infection. You have nothing to worry about and do not need testing.

white tough symptoms and i notice some rashes on my face, chest, stomach, hands and upper leg its look like same as hiv rash picture i found on net (i have 4-5 dumps on my chest, 2-3 on both hands, 2-3 on upper leg and 1-2 on stomach) its red in color and later its when its raids its became dark red/brown... its come and last for week or 2 weeks and gone and again after 2-3 days its come and go...

the rash that i am getting started only in the red of my tattoo. The more i scratched it the more it spread. its little blister like bumps and itches like crazy. I have had this tattoo for about three years without a problem and my other tattoos with the same color in them don't do this.

On top of all of this a few weeks ago I developed a dark red dotted rash on my back near my bra. It lasted a day or two but it was a significant rash( I do have pictures if it helps). I have tested HIV negative at 6,10 weeks, I have had mutiple STD tests of my cervix and throat, blood work..all of which were negative. All at 10 wks post last exposure.

Does the labcorp ICMA test detect HIV-2 in early exposure as effective as HIV-1? Should I go get a HIV-1 again AND a HIV-2 PCR test from labcorp? I'm to the point where money doesn't matter. I want my life back. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

I am terrified about HIV now because I have a rash on the back of my hand that looks a lot like the Accute HIV rash that I have read about and seen pictures of on teh internet. So my first question is if it it makes sense that the HIV rash would show up just on ycommon (or unlikely) for the HIV rash to show up just on the back of your hand even if it is not on your back, chest, or anywhere else?

My mother (a nurse) says that it might be a rash. All the pictures I have seen about early HIV skin signs show something that looks more like a round or scattered splotch. I've talked with most of my recent partners and most have been tested or are people I had sex with at one point before I got tested last time too(the results came back negative).

//www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/No-Fever-No-rash-usually--no-hiv/show/124606 . The result for the hiv test i took at 6.5 weeks was negative, and i was ready to take your advice and take it as conclusive until the cankersore and mouth sores in my mouth that started growing around 6 weeks remained until just a few days ago, which is around more than 3 weeks.

Your 4 week test would have been expected to have detected at least 85-90% of infections acquired 4 weeks early and is strong evidence that you do not have HIV. Your 6 week test, which I anticipate will be negative, would detect over 95% of HIV infections acquired 6 weeks earlier. I am confident that you do not have HIV and that your next test will confirm this. In the meantime, try your best not to worry. The likelihood that you have HIV is very, very low. Hope this helps.

Right around the time I got a sore throat I got a rash. It was pink-reddish and small spots, and mostly on my chest, some on my shoulders. I have pictures of the rash which I will put links to on the bottom. The rash itself does not really have to many whiteheads, although there are a few, very very tiny whiteheads. For the most part it is pink-reddish and is non itchy and seems to be coming and going in some spots.

First, assuming you are in the US or other industrialized country, it is unlikely your partner had HIV. Among most sex workers in such countries, fewer than 1 in 1,000 have HIV. Second, HIV is rarely if ever transmitted by the sort of exposure you describe. Third, you don't describe the "sores" enough to allow any judgment about the risk. Are they open sores? Bleeding? What is the cause? Do they come and go (e.g., herpes)?

between 2-4 weeks. However I cant stress this enough-disregard any symptoms you are having, they mean nothing. From your perspective the only thing that matters is whether you are 100% confident you did not have penetrative sex. If you didnt you are 100% safe from contracting HIV. If you did you need to test.

I was still nervous, so I got tested again exactly 25 day after exposure for std's (syphillis, ghonnerahea, clamaydia, HIV). Doctor said he saw nothing wrong with me as well. Test results came back negative for everything. I felt healthy for 9 weeks. However, a couple of days ago I started to feel fatigue. The fatigue only occurs in the afternoons and sometimes I feel fine. I also started to experience minor night sweats, nothing profound. I also have frequent urination.

It only lasted a dayor two but it was a significant rash( I do have pictures if it helps). So far I have tested HIV negative at 6 and 10 weeks, I have had mutiple STD tests of my cervix and throat as well as blood work....all of which were negative except HSV 1 antibody. (All at 10 weeks post last exposure). My fear is that the lymph nodes, although small are very persistant, the bumps on my throat(lymphatic tissue) and the symptoms I attributed to stress could also be signs of HIV.

Hi mremeet and all, Just wanted to throw my $.2 in although I feel like you did an excellent job of responding to everyone's posts. I am the other person in the study that mremeet spoke of with the dreaded "rash". Clearly, it's too early to draw conclusions but I do suspect this may be caused by vx for several reasons. This rash is actually what is described as "confluent" meaning after the initial first few weeks, it no longer appears to take the form of a rash.

Shingles are not HIV specific and are not signs of early HIV infection and you never had a risk of contracting HIV.

Argument against my clinical picture being primary HIV: No rash after 3 days He informed me that HIV usually causes non exudative pharyngitis and not exudative tonsillitis. No ulcers on mouth or genitals Fever had resolved by the time I saw him No Lymphadenopathy. He informed me that I had Mono mostlikely because: Elevated liver enzymes Exudative tonsillitis with Negative Strep culture. He ordered a Monospot test and it came back positive. So alls well that ends well. I was relived.

//health-pictures.com/rash/hiv-rash.htm it doesn't itch with some pimple like spots how concerned should I be!

HCV and HIV are RNA retroviruses. HBV is a DNA virus. However, HBV and HIV only reproduce within cells. HIV uses the DNA of the host cell to reproduce. HCV reproduces free in the bloodstream and not within a cell. This makes HCV much easier to treat with PIs since the virus is exposed during reproduction and the other two are hidden. This is the reason it is possible to cure HCV with a PI, but HIV and HBV are not curable with PIs.

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