what are the signs that you have H.I.V. ?

Answer 1

Once the immune system weakens, a person infected with HIV can develop the following symptoms:

* Lack of energy

* Weight loss

* Frequent fevers and sweats

* Persistent or frequent yeast infections

* Persistent skin rashes or flaky skin

* Short-term memory loss

* Mouth, genital, or anal sores from herpes infections.

Answer 2

There are no signs or symptoms. HIV can lay dormant for years before you can detect it. If you suspect that you may have HIV, go to the doctor and get a blood test.

Don't have any money? That's ok, find a place where you can donate blood, they check it and will tell you if you have any blood abnormalities.

Answer 3

I think that you are really tired, you feel like your sick. But in most cases you dont have signs of it and you can still have it. It usually takes 10 years for the symptons to occur. I wouldnt procrastinate about that.I would go get tested know.

Answer 4

Even if you don't experience HIV symptoms, the virus is actively multiplying, infecting and killing cells of the immune system — CD4+T cells, which are the immune system's key infection fighters. As soon as HIV enters the body, it begins to disable or destroy these cells, often without causing symptoms.

HIV is not spread through casual contact such as sharing food, utensils, towels, bedding, swimming pools, telephones or toilet seats. HIV also is not spread by insects, such as mosquitoes or bedbugs.

HIV can be spread by:

* Blood transfusions with HIV-infected blood. This is rare since all donated blood is tested for HIV.
* HIV-contaminated needles.
* Sexual contact, especially intercourse or anal sex.
* A mother to child during pregnancy, childbirth or breastfeeding

In rare instances, HIV can be spread by:

* A bite by someone infected with HIV.
* Blood from an HIV-infected person entering an open wound.
* Sharing personal hygiene items, such as razors and toothbrushes, with a person infected with HIV

Sexually transmitted diseases such as syphilis, genital herpes, chlamydia or gonorrhea appear to increase the susceptibility of getting HIV during sex with infected partners.

Many people don't have any symptoms when they first become infected with HIV. Some have a flu-like illness, called HIV sero-conversion syndrome, a month or two after exposure to the virus. This illness may cause a variety of symptoms including:

* Diarrhea
* Enlarged liver or spleen
* Fever
* Enlarged or swollen lymph nodes
* Headache
* Muscle pain
* Nausea and vomiting
* Neurologic symptoms
* Rash on the abdomen, arms and legs and face
* Sore throat
* Thrush, a common fungal infection of the mouth caused by Candida, a yeast-like fungus

These symptoms usually disappear in a week to a month and may be mistaken for other viral infections. During this period, people are very infectious and HIV is present in large quantities in genital fluids.

An infected person may not experience severe symptoms for eight to 10 years or more. This period — called the asymptomatic period — varies in length for each person. Some people may have symptoms within a few months and others may be symptom-free for years.

Children born with HIV usually have symptoms within two years of birth. Children may grow slowly or become sick frequently.

As the immune system weakens, other complications may occur. For many people, the first signs of infection are large lymph nodes or swollen glands that may be enlarged for more than three months. Other symptoms before the onset of AIDS include:

* Fevers and sweats
* Herpes infections that cause severe mouth, genital or anal sores
* Lack of energy
* Pelvic inflammatory disease in women that does not respond to treatment
* Persistent skin rashes or flaky skin
* Shingles, a painful nerve disease often accompanied by a rash or blisters
* Short-term memory loss
* Weight loss

Answer 5

Your eyes water and your ears ring.
Your stomach feel light and your bum feel big and heavy
Your knees sway and your priviates swing.
And when you try go toilet. You smell like a dump.
So go to the Dr.
How would you have HIV with out not knowing??? what your doing and where and who and when you did it.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

get test fast and dont hesitate you of fear because there is things doctors can do in the early stages that might not be possible once its too late

Answer 8

there are many signs, chronic colds, coughs, fatique. If you are concerned please go get check out. You can go to the local clinic & don;t have to give your name. Nothing to be ashamed of.

Answer 9

If you think you might, go get a blood test. NOW!

Answer 10

you would feel drained and tired fast and your appetite would decrease,weight loss for sure.you could start to look like crackhead.