After one or two months of the HIV virus enters the body, 40-90 percent of people infected experience symptoms similar to flu symptoms called acute retroviral syndrome (ARS). Even so, the symptoms of HIV infection can go undetected until many years later.
"In the early stages of HIV infection is usually just there are no symptoms. Therefore, if we enter into risk groups, then better check yourself," said Michael Horberg, director of HIV / AIDS Kaiser Permanente in Oakland, California.
Here are the symptoms that are often experienced by people infected with HIV-positive.
