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Mild hand elbow and legs knee mild pain
After sex of 3 weeks me having Mild hand elbow and legs knee mild pain it's a symptom of hiv??
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If you had sex with many partners, it may be.Do all immune tests like HIV,HSV,etc and send reports after booking consultation through practo app
Joint pains may be due to many reasons like vit D deficiencies, high uric acid etc
Homoeopathic medicines will definitely help Kindly consult through practo app with your reports
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No, its not a symptom of HIV.
You should feel unsafe when you are having sex with multiple partners or sex workers.
Pain can be due to many other reasons.
May be it is due to vitamin D3, calcium deficiency,may be due to increased uric acid or may be due to some other reasons.
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No,it is not a symptom of hiv,but if you r doing intercourse with sex workers & without protection,u can go for test
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Instead of making assumptions about any symptoms being it because of HIV or not, better take the test and know it for sure.
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