Visible pulse on both sides of a neck

2020-02-03 02:05:52
I have visible pulse in my both side of a neck from the last 3 weeks.is this is the symptoms of 1st satge of hiv (acute hiv) ?
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I think what u are  taklking abt is ijv(internal jugualr vein).if you are too thin or too fair ,thay are visible.Also if jvp is raised it is also a sign of heart failure.

Answered2020-02-03 09:48:31

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Answered2020-02-03 07:23:45

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It may be a normal and you must have noticed it now. No HIV at all,you need to have blood test for it

Answered2020-02-03 06:03:24

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Consult a physician for examination.

Answered2020-02-03 05:39:47

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Hello sir, Needs proper history and clinical discussion, please consult directly from PRACTO *You can have chat, audio or video call discussion* Or download my personal app, http://arth.link/vrclinic Or https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tech.arth.drjaideepgaver If link is not clickable than search *vr clinic by dr j.d. singh* in your play store

Answered2020-02-03 05:31:57

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no worries. but get examined

Answered2020-02-03 07:48:18

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No

Answered2020-02-03 04:56:46

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No

Answered2020-02-03 03:08:11

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Most unlikely. It affects lymph nodes. HIV most often affects lymph nodes around the neck as well as in the armpits and groin. Swollen lymph nodes may occur within a few days of HIV contraction.

Answered2020-02-03 02:39:45

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