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Hi, I have a quick question. Can someone please explain Teak's response to this person's question. The link is below:
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/TO-TEAK-/show/20964?personal_page_id=85618#post_77007
He says that lymph node swelling would NOT be generalized. Is this true? Is lymph node swelling after ARS occurs not generalized? Please clarify. Thank you.
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/TO-TEAK-/show/20964?personal_page_id=85618#post_77007
He says that lymph node swelling would NOT be generalized. Is this true? Is lymph node swelling after ARS occurs not generalized? Please clarify. Thank you.
I thought that's what he meant, but why did he say that they are NOT generalized? Thats very misleading and I don't understand what he meant.
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