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Headaches ARS Testing; Help
Quick concise questions:
1.Can headaches related to ARS last 28 days straight (they move in location and rarely relent continuing as i type this post)?
2. Would being diagnosed with cvid( or any other condition) delay onset of Ars to 6 months post exposure?
3. Can headaches be only ARS symptom?
4. In US (nj) do you need to be screened for hiv 2? The unigold at clinic only tests for HIV 1?
Thanks
1.Can headaches related to ARS last 28 days straight (they move in location and rarely relent continuing as i type this post)?
2. Would being diagnosed with cvid( or any other condition) delay onset of Ars to 6 months post exposure?
3. Can headaches be only ARS symptom?
4. In US (nj) do you need to be screened for hiv 2? The unigold at clinic only tests for HIV 1?
Thanks
Dr. HHH already answered those questions for you too, I agree with his answers 100%.
Sincerely, you need help.
Sincerely, you need help.
Here's what Dr.HHH told you:
"Headache is not an HIV symptom, and especially cannot be the only symptom. "
He also warned you about excessive posting, and alerted you that you are not allowed to post on the expert forum for at least a year.
Looking through your posting history, it's VERY clear you have a SERIOUS anxiety issue relating to HIV. You need to seek help for that. We cannot answer every anxiety driven question you come up with, nor can we act as a psychological counselling service. You are posting excessively, which, is against this forum's rules.
Get yourself some help, time to move on.
"Headache is not an HIV symptom, and especially cannot be the only symptom. "
He also warned you about excessive posting, and alerted you that you are not allowed to post on the expert forum for at least a year.
Looking through your posting history, it's VERY clear you have a SERIOUS anxiety issue relating to HIV. You need to seek help for that. We cannot answer every anxiety driven question you come up with, nor can we act as a psychological counselling service. You are posting excessively, which, is against this forum's rules.
Get yourself some help, time to move on.
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