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quick questions please
hi, recently i was over at the body reading some recent posts and came across a guy who said he was infected in jan 09 and didnt test till way later (besides the point) during this months he had ongoing symmptoms and more importantly night sweats on and off for months. i thought night sweats were only attributed to a fever lol. i mean isnt that ars symptoms anyhow to have a fever and then be accompanied by sweats because of fever and not just having night sweats on and off randomly 8 months after he was infected. i know symptoms are never a way to tell but this just struck me weird as i find myself moderatly informed about hiv. thanks hope the senior members can answer for me.
i know this isnt the body thats why im asking the posters here about the sweating thing. i was confused and wanted to see if someone can help inform me about that please
its about me im experiencing sweating 8 months after without fever, i had real risk months ago. thats why i ask, why people giving me hard time?
If you did test was it 3 months since the exposure?
If you have not tested then test.
If you have not tested then test.
i know i need to ive put off lake of money, so time being im trying to ease my mind by eliminating so called symptoms if they are even possible for what im asking specifically about night sweats.
i understand they typically dont but ars and symptoms are possible,if thats the case i just want to know about ars fever and if it occurs because of the fever or for the hell of it. if no one wants to answer the question thats fin iv will waste 20 bucks for the dr. ...may i ask why is it like pulling teeth trying to get an answer on this forum?
ars symptoms come at 2-4 WEEKS after infection and last for 1-2 WEEKS.
"...may i ask why is it like pulling teeth trying to get an answer on this forum?"
did you come to this forum stating your exposure? when it happened? whether or not you had tested? dont expect us to play 20 questions with you.
"...may i ask why is it like pulling teeth trying to get an answer on this forum?"
did you come to this forum stating your exposure? when it happened? whether or not you had tested? dont expect us to play 20 questions with you.
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