If somebody have a early symptoms of HIV it will recover or it will continue with him?

There is no known cure for HIV/AIDS. If you think you may have it you should get tested, as you may need medication. And if you are sure you have it you should tell any past sexual partners so they can be tested as well.

There are no early symptoms of HIV. You either have HIV or you don't, and if you do, you have it until it turns into AIDS

Once you contract HIV you can't get rid of it. But, if it is in the early stages you can take meds that will help.

there are no cures but there are treatments

Once you have HIV you have it forever.
You need to get medication so you hopefully don't get AIDS. HIV does not always turn into AIDS if you get on proper medication. People can live with HIV for many years.

Gee stupid, do you have it?

Why don't you go get tested?

I get it, you have to waste time here because you think we are all Doctors and know what's best for you.

By all means, don't go to the Hospital and spread it to innocent people because "I ASKED YAHOO AND THE PEOPLE THOUGHT I'M O.K."

Get your stupid *** to the Doctor!

Sell your computer that you told us about this to fix your life.

There are early symptoms of HIV that present shortly after infection. These symptoms are similar to the symptoms of a cold or flu and can last from a few days to several weeks. The symptoms are caused by the virus replicating rapidly and your CD4 cells dropping. This is one of the most dangerous times that you can transmit the virus to someone else.
Your body will adjust to the infection and the symptoms will go away as the viral levels drop and your CD4 cells rise. This asymptomatic stage can last for years, but you can still transmit. At some stage, the virus will ramp up replication again and symptoms will return. This may be the trigger for someone to go get tested. Some will wait until AIDS defining events present.
Antivirals can and do keep viral levels undetectable for most patients for many years. This does not mean the virus is no longer there. When antivirals can no longer control viral replication there may be a progression to AIDS-defining events as CD4 levels drop to levels that can no longer prevent opportunistic infections.
It is now thought that the earlier infection is detected and treated, the less damage is done to the immune system and the better the course of the disease. If you or your partner have engaged in risky behavior, you should be tested in line with the testing guidelines (initial test and then subsequent testing in case you missed the point of sero-conversion).