aids symptoms
AIDS: Symptoms. The symptoms of HIV infection, which causes AIDS, are the result of HIV attacking the cells of the body's immune system. Early in the disease, many people with HIV infection have no symptoms. Some people may experience flu-like symptoms that occur about four to eight weeks after infection.
Stage 1: Acute HIV Infection. Many people do not develop symptoms or signs at all after they are infected with HIV. Others will have signs and symptoms in the first two to four weeks after HIV infection, referred to as primary or acute HIV infection. swollen lymph nodes (glands) in the neck and groin.