Here are the signs and symptoms of HIV: 1. Acute HIV Infection (occurs 2-4 weeks after exposure, also called primary or acute retroviral syndrome) - Fever - Fatigue - Sore throat - Swollen ly...

The signs and symptoms of HIV can vary from person to person. Some common early symptoms may include fever, fatigue, swollen lymph nodes, sore throat, rash, muscle aches or joint pain. As the virus progresses without treatment over time it can weaken the immune system leading to more severe infections or illnesses.

If you are concerned about possibly having contracted HIV or showing any related symptomatology please seek prompt medical advice and get tested for accurate diagnosis.