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Swollen Lymph Nodes During Seroconversion
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swollen lymphs seroconversionFrom what I've read most people seroconvert in the first 25 days or so. is there any reason to believe that someone who's ARS included swollen nodes will seroconvert later (not meaning later than 3 months)in comparison to people who do not...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
There is no data that defines the time of lymph node swelling and it's relation to the time of seroconversion....
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Swollen Lymph NodesI keep reading and hearing about swollen lymph nodes as a SIGN of HIV infection, but I'm... Read more »swollen lymph nodes... - BBhi, may i know what is a swollen lymph nodes?? where's that located, is there a picture on... Read more »
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Swollen Lymph node !
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
Can a swollen lymph node be a sign of ars? I was have a 2 Elisa tests both negatives at two and three months(12 weeks) after risk, but at four month the lymph node turn up in my neck (no mores symptoms, no fevers)....I'm in the 6 months after risk...
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Lymph Node Swelling
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Can someone please explain what the exact feeling is when the lymph nodes are swollen.Are they tender to touch ? Do they throb painfully ? Are the pains off and on ? What are normally the 1st symptoms. When did they start ? ie whithin 1,2 or 3 weeks or... Read more » Swollen Lymph Nodes
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
When someone has swollen lymph nodes, do they appear in just one spot or all over the body?I am not sure how swollen lymph nodes would look like, where do they appear? How do they resemble? Are they like insire bies, causing a raised swelling in the... Read more » What are swollen lymph nodes?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
What are exactly swollen lymph nodes? How do they feel? Please I need the info (preferably from someone who has gone through it) Thanks in advance, and God bless you Read more »
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