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HIV symptms starts 2 days afr infection?

2018-12-19 09:39:28
HIV symptoms starts within two days? I have knee pain /severe back pain in 3 places/ other joint pain also Nw today complete 40 days after infection still havng knee pain and muscle pain and severe back pain  tired Ness also I took qPCR DNA test 21st day and 38 day aftr infection(Both are negative) I need ans sudden reaction of HIV infection is possible? Any other infection are there?
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