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sore throat

by jstupid, Jul 24, 2009 06:10PM
Hello, does anybodt know if a sore throat by itself be a symptom of HIV? it is really uncomfortable, but doctors say that there is nothing there... the throat started labout 6-8 weeks after exposure.
Thanks.
Member Comments (5)

by joggen, Jul 24, 2009 06:20PM
The answer is no, as Dr. HHH told you.

Anxiety can cause a feeling of sore throat (it happened to me).

by jstupid, Jul 24, 2009 06:26PM
Thank you joggen.

by jstupid, Jul 28, 2009 02:46PM
To: anyone
but what if the sore throat is presistant for a long time?!?!?! please somebody can a doctor see some infaction or something in the throat when its HIV?!?!?!

by Mitch82, Jul 28, 2009 07:24PM
If you have not had a risk of HIV then your sore throat is not related

by josh_09, Jul 28, 2009 09:26PM
To: jstupid
well do you sleep with your mouth open? that could be the reason or it could just be something else.
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