World AIDS Day 2017: Watch out for these early signs of HIV infection!

By Sandhya Raghavan Published on: December 1, 2017 10:33 am

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An estimated 10-60 percent of individuals with early infection HIV may not show any symptoms. But some patients who have acute symptomatic infection may start showing signs from as early as two to four weeks to as late as ten months after getting infected. Dr Ambanna Gowda, consultant, internal medicine, and diabetologist, Fortis Hospital shares some of the earliest symptoms of HIV infections.

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Fever: In the early phases of the infection, HIV patients may experience recurrent and persistent fever of unknown origins. It could be a sign of opportunistic infections.

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