HI i had sex with a girl 3 years back, then i got job and went to another city, i was brought up in house from my childhood, so food and climate of that place changed, i had diarrhea after a month continuously for 2 days, then it stopped, i didnt have fever or rashes or fatigue, is this a symptom of HIV
Hi, symptoms of hiv are persistent fever, chronic diarrhoea, weight loss, weaknesses,lymphadenopathy infection etc. your symptoms are not lookong like hiv. still you should go for hiv testing once.Thanks for using health care magic.
Hi Do not fear you do not have any HIV and the diarrhoea might be due to change of food. You had sexual intercourse 3 years back and generally disease might have shown symptoms by this time if you really have contracted it. Always be safe and have a protected sex. HIV is contracted by involving in un protected sexual activity with an HIV positive person.
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What Are The Symptoms Of HIV?
Hello, thanks for using health care magic That does not look like HIV manifestation. Diarrhea in HIV last for several days. It is likely that you had an indigestion or some other problem rather than HIV. Its been three years since you had the exposure. It would be better to do an HIV screening so as to be certain with your status. There are rapid tests available that will take you only a few minutes for your results to be known. Moreover, it is better to know your HIV status so as to know exactly what steps further to take. Hope this helps you Best regards Dr Achuo