There is a possibility that you don’t show any ofthe HIV symptoms but can still be infected with HIV/AIDS. Unfortunately, most of signs of hiv are very benign, and they show up with a wide range of illnesses. For example, people with HIV often have a high fever. Most people would mistake this for having a cold or flu. You also may feel fatigue, which is another symptom of a lot of smaller and less important illnesses.
AIDS typically develops 5-10 years after infection with HIV. But about two-thirds of people who become infected with HIV develop some early symptoms, usually two to four weeks after they were infected. This illness is termed “acute retroviral syndrome” or “primary HIV infection.”
