In the United States, about two out of every
three new cases of human immunodeficiency
virus (HIV) infections in women are due to
unprotected sexual intercourse with an infected
partner, according to the Illinois Department of
Public Health.
Sharing infected needles for drug use is another
leading cause
Early symptoms of HIV infection may be mild
and easily unnoticed and dismissed.
Unfortunately, even without notice able
symptoms, an infected person can still pass the
virus on to others.
Read on to learn some common symptoms of
HIV in women. Early Symptoms Can Be Fleeting
In the early weeks after becoming infected with
HIV, it is not uncommon for women to be
asymptomatic. some may have mild flu-like
symptoms, including fever, headache, and lack of
energy. Often, these symptoms go away within a
few weeks. In some cases, it may take as many
as ten years for more severe symptoms to
appear. During this time, the virus can still be
transmitted from one person to another.
1.Swollen glands we all have lymph nodes
throughout our bodies, including the neck, back
of the head, armpits, and groin.
As part ofthe immune system, our lymph nodes
work to fend off infections. As the HIV infection
begins to spread, the immune system kicks into
high gear. The result is enlarged lymph nodes,
commonly known as swollen glands. Itis often
one of the first signs of HIV. In people infected
with HIV, swollen glands may last for several
months.
Infections HIV makes it harder for the immune
system to fight off germs, so it’s easier for
opportunistic infections to take hold. Some of
these include pneumonia, tuberculosis, and
hepatitisC. People with HIV are more prone to
infections of the skin, eyes, lungs, kidneys,
digestive tract, and brain. It may also be more
difficult to treat common ailments like the
flu.Taking extra precautions, including frequent
hand washing and taking HIV medications can
help
2. Fever and Night SweatsPeople infected with
HIV may experience long periods of low-grade
fever. According to Ohio State University Wexler
Medical Center, a temperature between 99.8 and
100.8 degrees Fahrenheit is considered to be a
low-grade fever. A fever means that something
is wrong, but the cause isn’t always obvious.
Because it’s a low-grade fever, those who are
unaware of their HIV-positive status may ignore
the symptom. Sometimes, fever is accompanied
by nighttime sweats that can interfere with
sleep.
3. CoughA dry, persistent cough can be a long
term symptom of HIV infection. This symptom is
not typically cured with medications like
antibiotics and coughsuppressants. Coughing
may be an early symptom as the body reacts to
the new virus. It is also a long term symptom
caused by the damaged immune system. The
cough may develop into pneumonia, which can
bea serious symptom with dangerous effects.
4. Skin RashSkin rash is one of the most
common symptoms of HIV. Called the “HIV
rash”, this symptom can be seen in
approximately 85% of cases. The rash may
develop into blisters at the warm moist areas of
the body, including genitals and facial regions.
Most rashes develop on the trunk of the body.
The appearance of the rash is red bumps that
may itch and peel.


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No symptoms or signs should supersede doing the HIV Test because in most cases, HIV nor dey show for face.

Besides, always use condom if you can't abstain from sex

You're here listing stage 3 and 4 symptoms of HIV, in which case the patient already has full blown AIDS and you can't even lie on the same bed with the person talkless of sleeping with the girl.
Stop misleading people OP!

And these apply to women only?