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Needle dude, Florida gave you some sound advice. You became nasty and baligerant. Now you are threatening, like alll crazy people do when they are wrong. So, I am still humming...

So here are some web sites.

http://www.hivaidssearch.com/facts/hiv_aids_common_symptoms.htm

opportunistic infections are a good sign of infection (Pneumocystic Pneumonia, Kaposi's Sarcoma, Tuberculosis, Mycobacterium Avium Complex, HIV-Related Lymphoma, Toxoplasmosis Encephalitis, Cytomegalovirus Infection, Cryptocococcosis and Cryptosporidiosis)
chronic dry, scratchy cough, shortness of breath, tightness or pressure in the chest
rapid weight loss
profuse night sweats
continuous unexplained fatigue is a usual complaint of HIV/AIDS patients
diarrhea longer than a week (found in both early and late stages of HIV)
swollen lymph glands (lymphatic nodes in the neck, armpits and groin)
sores, white spots or blemishes in the mouth, gums, and on the tongue is a good indication of this fungal infection - mouth ulcers (canker sores), oral candidiasis (yeast infections in the mouth or "thrush" located in the mouth and is caused by a fungus called Candida Albicans)
burning sensation and an altered sense of taste (caused by thrush and can be easily treated with drugs such as Clotrimazole Troches and Nystatin)
pneumonia
anyone who had chicken pox has the virus for Herpes Zoster in the nerves of their body which immune deficiencies and stress tend to can cause the reactivation of the virus leading to "shingles" (looks like a red rash that normally appears in a specific area and may look like a band around the body which can be very painful)
excessive bruising and bleeding
Herpes Simplex (affects the rectal, genital, and esophageal regions of the body) is a common sexually transmitted disease and may become a chronic condition in HIV/AIDS patients
loss of appetite
red, pink, brown or purplish blotches on and/or under the skin
pain or difficulty swallowing
constant headaches
confusion or forgetfulness
unexplainable change in vision
Pneumococcal Pneumonia is a lung infection found usually in HIV/AIDS patients
chronic yeast infections (women)
pelvic inflammatory disease (women)
cervical abnormalities (women)
skin conditions such as rash, hives, lump, lesion, sore, spots, or abnormal growths
chronic mono-like illness
receding gums
constant fevers
more information on HIV+Symptoms
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more info on HIV+Anonymous+Testing

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