Can you get HIV symptoms within 10+ days?

A few weeks after the virus enters the body, some people have flu-like symptoms such as fever, body ache, and headache, (every infected person may not experience these). These symptoms disappear after a while, and then there is a long phase of 3 years to 12 years which is asymptomatic. After that, when the immune system starts failing, AIDS sets in.

no it can take even up to ten years to show up in your body

No. It usually takes a very long time. Sometimes the virus cant even be detected in a blood test for 6 months and you dont even know you're infected. Thats what ive heard anyways.

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yes... HIV can cause problems several years after infection but that doesn麓t mean it can麓t also show symptoms days later.
It "activates" its self at different times in different people.

No known cases of symptoms that early it's usually between 6 weeks to 3 months. Many people don't have any symptoms at all in the beginning but those who do may think they have the flu, fever, rash, muscle aches, swollen lymph nodes and glands. If you even believe you've been exposed get tested as there are medications to help prevent or at least slow the progression to full blown aids Good Luck

If you are experiencing HIV symptoms, it's probably psycho somatic. Your mind can play tricks on you when you are worried about something. It can convince your body something is happening when it is not.

Best advice is to see your doctor and discuss it. This should ease your mind. The doctor can tell you when, and if, blood tests are necessary.

By law, the doctor and the staff are not allowed to tell anyone, not even your parents, your husband, or your significant other. Neither can your health provider.

No, it doesn't take 10 years to find out if you have HIV.
You can probably get tested within 10 days, but it'll take about 6 months for the results to come back.

Yes. It takes about two weeks or 10-14 days for the initial cells to become infected.