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I would like some additional knowlede around ARS, HIV, and symptoms.
1. Typically what happens after ARS?
2. After a person experiences ARS do certain symptoms linger or reoccur or do the person feel completely fine as does a person does after a bout of the flu?
3. I have been having some neck pain behind the ears, and all around the neck for over 8 months now after a low to no risk. Could this be due to hiv?
4. I have also been having some stomach pain along with my stomach making constant strange noises for the past 6 months. Could this be due to hiv?
1. Typically what happens after ARS?
2. After a person experiences ARS do certain symptoms linger or reoccur or do the person feel completely fine as does a person does after a bout of the flu?
3. I have been having some neck pain behind the ears, and all around the neck for over 8 months now after a low to no risk. Could this be due to hiv?
4. I have also been having some stomach pain along with my stomach making constant strange noises for the past 6 months. Could this be due to hiv?
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/Wierd-Symptoms/show/1341168?personal_page_id=1692884#post_6128353
The answers are not going to change you never had a risk of contracting HIV.
The answers are not going to change you never had a risk of contracting HIV.
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