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Symptoms of AIDS

There are no specific symptoms of HIV
The only way to confirm the existence of HIV is through testing for HIV in a blood sample.
There are no specific symptoms of AIDS
The only way to confirm the existence of HIV infection through HIV testing in a blood sample. It is important to have enough information about AIDS as a disease that is caused by the virus HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus)
Some people reported that they had submitted a flu-like box between 2 and 5 weeks after infection (risk of contact). But not usually pay attention to this table because the reported cases represent only 10% of infections and symptoms would be like the flu. Therefore, the only way to know if there is infection be tested for HIV three months after exposure risk.
There is no associated symptoms of infection, it is said that this infection is asymptomatic.
However, transmission risk does exist if the person has symptoms of AIDS.
Some people reported that they had submitted a flu-like box between 2 and 5 weeks after infection (risk of contact) as symptoms of AIDS. But not usually pay attention to this table because the reported cases represent only 10% of infections and symptoms would be like the flu. Therefore, the only way to know if there is infection be tested for HIV three months after exposure risk.
Many people infected have no symptoms of AIDS, especially in the early years and in general for a long time.

The virus is weakening the immune system would slowly and after an average of 8-10 years without treatment (the disease had evolved and would be badly damaged immune system) when the following symptoms appear:

sudden weight loss over 10%
Fever or night sweats for more than a month
or chronic diarrhea for more than a month
acute or persistent fatigue
Other symptoms of AIDS or effects: dry cough for over a month, hives, mouth ulcers, mouth and throat fungus, herpes and swollen glands.