Primary hiv rash symptoms
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If you are JUST active orally, you dont need to worry about HIV. As the symptoms go, fever (101+) sore throat, and body rash are the most common symptoms and they tend to happen around the same time. You having just dry cough is not a primary symptom for HIV. You can get tested at 3 month mark (after your last sexual exposure, not including oral sex), and the result would be accurate.
I watched a crime special today about a Ugandan man that intentionally infected female victims with HIV. For the first time I heard about primary hiv infection as one of the woman got a severe rash and had weight loss 4 weeks after infection. This horrified me as I was date raped 6 weeks ago, he did not use a condom but did withdraw. He is hetro-sexual and 23 years old, he is not a intrevenous drug user.
Does my exanthem look like the Primary HIV Infection rash? Is it possible to have this rash without fever? Could my exanthem just be caused by my actual high-stress situation? 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.
ARS if one has it at all comes 2-4 weeks post exposure and lasts 1-2 weeks.
-85 days after exposure i got a rash on my face and neck that looked like a macropapular rash that is associated with primary hiv infection.it lasted for a day or less...i also had red hands and slightly red shins.
- i got a rapid hiv test 86 days after exposure and it was negative.
i thought i was in the clear but now im freaking out.
i have read that rash is a primary indicator of hiv. i have not had fever/night sweats/swollen glands/flu like symptoms, but i am extremely worried because i have read that HPV is more likely to show itself visually in HIV infected people and i also have the rash issue. I had been tested before the encounter and my results were negative, but have not been tested since.
Hello Vance. I understand that and my primary concern is HIV. I have spent $600 in HIV tests and am still concerned. I know you are a regular here and respect your knowledge. So in your opinion would a PCR at 70 days and HIV antibody at 75 days both negative be a reaffirming conclusive result to no HIV.
Please post somewhere else. You can not get an hiv like that!
Go worry about something else.
Now I understand that the exposure I had is generally considered no risk with no testing needed and symptoms are not reliable for diagnosing HIV risk but still I need to know if the symptoms that I experienced are known to happen in primary HIV infection.
Should I be worried. Incidentally I got myself tested few days back (in fifth-sixth week) for HIV antibody test which came back negative.
The chances are low that you were infected as you went in protected-test only for peace of mind @ 3 months if you need to, otherwise you should be fine.
I heard the fever and rash are the leading symptoms for anyone going through acute hiv symptoms so i had home access HIV test a week ago which came negative. It has been about a month or more since my last exposure and scared that the hiv antibody has not shown up in my body. The main question is the tingling sensation on my feet and hand and the rash on my forehead are symptoms of primary herpes outbreak and if not should I get tested again for HIV? Can Hiv cause a primary herpes outbreak?
I did develop about 2 1/2 days into the illnes many ulcers on my tongue and mouth, quite painful, which does scare me since many websites list them as primary ARS symptoms, even go so far as to advise physicians their presence can point away from other viral infections and more towards HIV. There was never any rash.
I do not live in the USA, I work abroad but live in country with a prevalence rate of .2 percent. of 18,000,000.
sinus problems have nothing to do with primary hiv infection. hiv symptoms are usually similar to those of meningitis symptoms. anyway, anyone on this sight or any other sight will tell you that symptoms mean nothing when it comes to actually being infected with hiv. so, do yourself a favor and don't look to deeply into it or you will definitely feel every single symptom that you research online. sounds like you have an allergic reaction to something or the common cold.
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