When we talk about the incurable and dreaded diseases we have in the world currently, it is completely out of place to not mention HIV....CONTINUE READING
There are numerous ways of contracting the virus and sadly, many people get exposed on a daily basis, either due to ignorance or simply neglecting the virus as a whole.
There are several stages the virus passes once it gets into the body. In the first stage, the virus makes its way into the body and starts replicating fast enough, destroying the immune system and gaining ground.
This stage is referred to as the acute Stage and the symptoms often suffice two to Six weeks after being infected. So in this article in line with a publication on WebMD, we are going to have a look at some of the subtle signs of the disease in the first stage.
What Are The Signs Of HIV In The First Stage After Some Weeks Of Infection?
1. Constant headache – after contracting the HIV, you may start feeling or having headache more frequently than normal.
2. Aching muscles – muscle ache may also start some weeks after being infected in the acute Stage.
3. Sore throat – this sore throat is usually unresponsive to medications.
4. Swollen lymph nodes in the armpit, neck and even groin area. This happens as a reaction from your body that a strange virus has made its way into the body.
5. Red rash that doesn’t itch or even bother you.
6. Ulcers in the mouth or wounds in the mouth, genitals and even anus. These are reactions from the body that could mean you are infected with the HIV. So make sure you get checked if ulcers start showing up in these body parts after suspected exposure…CONTINUE READING>>
