HIV or Human Immunodeficiency Virus focuses on the immune system of someone and systematically damages it. If left untreated, HIV attacks a particular type of immune cells, T Cells called CD4 cells. With time, HIV develops stronger, and its constant attack on CD4 cells then results in cancers and other associated infections or diseases. HIV starts reproducing quickly in a stage referred to as the acute infection stage during the first couple of days. People typically do not see any symptoms during this period. However, deciphering the indicators and understanding if they are a consequence of HIV is catchy.