dr. hansfield's response to you:
Muscle aches in ARS typically occur as the body's reaction to fever, and muscle aches by themselves do not suggest ARS. When it occurs, it involves muscles throughout the body. The canker sore undoubtedly is unrelated.
There is no basis for being scared. You can expect a negative HIV test result. You don't need to wait any longer; testing will be valid now. Although it takes up to 6 weeks for some newly infected persons to develop positive tests, those with symptoms always have positive tests within ~10 days after symptoms start. So a negative result now will prove your symptoms aren't due to HIV, and will be 90% reassuring you weren't infected. You can then have a second test at 6 weeks, if you wish.
keep it up and you will be reported
Since when is pain alone a symptom of HIV? These threads are kind of ridiculous.
Isolated pains in your legs have nothing to do with ARS,