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Hiv Symptoms Time Frame
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Symptom time frameMr. Kull, Does it make sense to say the window period for testing is 3-6 month and say the symptoms time frame is 2-4 weeks? Surely people convert prior to 3 month just as people may have symptoms 4-5 days following hiv exposure. Some people make...
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
It is difficult to say that anything is ever impossible. Based on the HIV literature, it seems unlikely that people would experience symptoms related to HIV infection during the first week of infection. The numbers you indicate in your question...
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some symptoms, time frame question
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Hi,I had a very risky unprotected exposure about a week and a half ago. Shortly after I experienced a discharge and pain during urination. I main concern is HIV. About 7-8 days later I started to feel very slugish with a bit of a sore throat. I... Read more » some symptoms, time frame question
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hi,I had a very risky unprotected exposure about a week and a half ago. Shortly after I experienced a discharge and pain during urination. I main concern is HIV. About 7-8 days later I started to feel very slugish with a bit of a sore throat. I... Read more » symptoms time frame?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
hi, i had risky unprotected sex with a woman 3 months ago. after about 3 weeks i developed general but strong symptoms.. fatigue, sore throat, fever, etc. Now, after 3 months i'm experiencing daily diarrhea (everyday for over 1 week now) and mild...
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time frame
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Because ARS comes between 2-6 weeks, and later symptoms of hiv come years later, symptoms that i am feeling 3 months after exposure can not be related to hiv???? please clarify.
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