HIV doesn’t affect everyone the same way. Some people notice signs soon after they get the virus. Others don’t. Most of the time, the signs of HIV are the same for men and women. But there are ...

HIV doesn’t cause urinary symptoms on its own but may increase your risk of a health condition, such as a urinary tract infection or kidney damage, that can lead to symptoms. Living with HIV can ...

There isn't a test that can tell you if you have HIV immediately after an infection. It takes about 3 to 12 weeks for your body to show signs of HIV that would register in a rapid test.

it can also be a result of both HIV- and non-HIV-associated infections in later disease. Lymph nodes are small, bean-sized organs distributed throughout the body that are part of the immune system.