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Acute HIV infection may present in many ways – sometimes as a serious illness
Gus Cairns, 2015-05-27 07:40:00
A Swiss study of people who were diagnosed during early HIV infection has found that a quarter of them presented or developed a wide variety of non-typical early symptoms of HIV infection, many of them serious and a few life-threatening. Gastrointestinal and neurological symptoms were particularly common in these manifestations of recent HIV infection. However, although these symptoms were often misdiagnosed at first, they did not, in this study at least, significantly delay the diagnosis of HIV infection.
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