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How will a woman know that she's suffering HIV? What are symptoms of HIV in women?
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Women with HIV exhibit several visible symptoms, which do really come and go as the infection lingers. Some may experience flu-like fever, headache and swollen lymph nodes after the few months of contracting the virus.
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symptoms like fever, headache, muscles and joint pains, soar throat, rash and diarrhea in which many physicians diagnose these as a flu..but later, found out to be HIV.
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I have learned that Sinus infection is a common problem for people living with HIV.
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The three most common symptoms experienced by women after exposure to HIV are: 1. Frequent or severe vaginal infections
2. Pap smears that indicate abnormal changes or dysplasia
. Pelvic infections that are difficult to treat
Check if you have these symptoms and consult your doctor immediately.
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Becareful guys if you have flu.Dont take it for granted because frequently, women exposed to HIV experience flu-like symptoms within a couple of weeks of becoming infected.
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I have searched many symptoms of HIV in women.Some of these are:
*White spots or abnormal blemishes in the mouth
*Genital warts
*Severe mucosal herpes infections
*Frequent fevers that include night sweats
*Rapid weight loss without dieting
*Constant fatigue
*Decreased appetite and diarrhea
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The common symptom of having HIV is flu..but it doesn't necessarily mean that in every flu..you would think you have HIV!LOL!
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i agree with joanne. it doesn't mean that if your having a flu you are already infected with HIV. some serious symptoms of HIV are cough (dry or productive) and shortness of breath. Just consult the authorized person to check properly.
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There are many symptoms which can be diagnosed as HIV. According to the experts that various symptoms may be experienced by the individual who has infected by this infections/diseases. It is in accordance to the kinds of infection.
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In emergency departments and family practice offices, people come in with symptoms like fever, headache, muscle and joint pain, sore throat, rash and diarrhea. In response to these symptoms, physicians diagnose the flu and send the patient on their way. In the majority of cases, their diagnosis proves correct. But unfortunately, a number of people with these vague, indistinct symptoms have a more serious illness than the flu; these symptoms may signal the acute stages of HIV infection.
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