symptoms of hiv+
Other signs and symptoms of HIV infection include: 1  genital ulcers. 2  genital warts. 3  severe mucosal herpes infections.
Symptoms of HIV. Most people who are infected with HIV experience a short, flu-like illness that occurs two to six weeks after infection. After this, HIV often causes no symptoms for several years. The flu-like illness that often occurs a few weeks after HIV infection is also known as seroconversion illness. It's estimated that up to 80% of people who are infected with HIV experience this illness. The most common symptoms are: fever (raised temperature) sore throat. body rash.
In other cases, there are no symptoms for many years. As the infection progresses, it is not uncommon to experience symptoms such as: swollen lymph glands in the neck, underarm area, or groin. frequent fevers that lead to night sweats. rapid weight loss without dieting. constant fatigue. decreased appetite and diarrhea.