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lymph nodes on both sides of neck
if i have swollen lymph nodes on both sides of the neck.. is that considered as systemic and a symptom of HIV infection?
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forgot to add.. it was protected but i didnt check afterwards whether the condom had broke/slipped off or not. apparently not (i hope)
well..I had protected vaginal sex with a CSW and 6 weeks later I had this itchiness at the top of the throat. Few days later I developed these swollen lymph nodes on both sides of the neck. Is this considered systemic?
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