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HIV PEP delayed seroconversion symptoms
I completed HIV PEP 4 days ago after a 30 day treatment for a needlestick. Today I have a fever. This is 34 days after exposure. Is there a chance that symptoms are from the drug? Could this be a sign of seroconversion? When can I be tested for HIV?
Biopsy of a patient. Gloved. Blood inside glove. Stick in finger. Patient HIV positive. Low (50) viral load.
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