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infected?
08/22/00 06:30 PM

5 months ago I had a low risk and have developed a number of symptoms. Mono, herpes, and numerous mouth ulcers, rashes, white tongue, headaches, pain and itching in eyes and swolen and painfull lymph nodes. Have been tested numerous times and have all been negative. I cant figure out why all these symptoms are present if not hiv. Is it possible that a high viral load initially along with getting another infection at the same time could delay antibody response? Would a higher viral load acutely cause a slower response from the immune system?

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