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When Does Ars Normally Appear
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Can ars appear, leave, and come again?Hi Mark.Can ars come, go for days (without taking meds, e.g. painkillers, paracetamolium) and then come back?Thanks for an answer....
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
There can be waxing and waning symptoms over the first few weeks of infection....
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ARS symptoms always appear?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
If i had a risky exposure on July 5th, would i experience any symptoms by now if i were seroconverting to HIV+. I had an experience with a prostitute (protected) and immediately after i lost my appetite for about a week, i lost about 10lbs. But i...
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distinguishing ARS from NON-ARS
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
i was thinking, how does one know the difference between experiencing ARS and just regular HIV related symptoms (assuming one is positive). is there something about the symptoms experienced during seroconversion that are different than the ones...
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Symptoms Appearance
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Other than ARS, how soon do other hiv symptoms usually appear? For instance weight loss, yeast infection, etc.
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Hair texture changes..neck appearance has altered
Posted by Anonymous
Is this possible during ARS or seroconversion. I had a high risk exposure unprotected insertive back in April and i noticed now that my neck has gotten smaller and my hair has changed in terms of texture.
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