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Is Fever A Symptom Of Ars
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Ars symptoms (no swollen glands or fever)27 year old female who had high risk exposure 17 days ago. Unprotected sex with person of unknown status. We had sex twice and used a condom at the end of the second time. At day 15 I got a small rash on my roar that's still there. It is...
Response from Shannon Southall
Rocky Mountain CARES
HiHaving unprotected sex with someone that you don't know their status, you obviously know, puts you at risk of HIV transmission.The symptoms you are describing could be due to HIV but can also be due to many other things, including as you...
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Fever With ARS?Is there always a fever associated with ARS, or can you have ARS symptoms that do not include fever?... Read more »Fever With ARS?Is there always a fever associated with the onset of ARS symptoms? ... Read more »
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no fever? no ars?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
i have not had a fever yet. does this mean i am not experiencing ars?Read more » ARS is more fever/swollen lymph than cough
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
On most web sites it seems ARS Symptoms are more fever/swollen lymph nodes achy body than coughing sore throat type of symptoms. Am I on the right track?
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ARS is more fever/swollen lymph than cough
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
On most web sites it seems ARS Symptoms are more fever/swollen lymph nodes achy body than coughing sore throat type of symptoms. Am I on the right track?
Read more »
Can you have ARS symptoms but not have ARS?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I had symptoms of ARS infection...painful swollen neck glands, low grade fever, rash that lasted a month, clogged ears. My only risk factor is receiving a shot from a doctor 9 weeks before the symptoms showed themselves. Should I be tested? What... Read more »
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