Misdiagnosed frequently as "mononucleosis" or "flu"
Largest viral load, widespread dissemination of virus, and most infectious stage
Symptoms develop 2-4wks after exposure; last for <14d
Fever (>90%)
Fatigue (70-90%)
Pharyngitis (>70%)
Rash (40-80%) - Pruritic papular eruption of<unk> 
Headache (30-70%)
Lymphadenopathy (40-70%)
Fever (>90%)
Fatigue (70-90%)
Pharyngitis (>70%)
Rash (40-80%) - Pruritic papular eruption of<unk> 
Headache (30-70%)
Lymphadenopathy (40-70%)<unk>  Ab detectable 3-8wk after infection
If negative Ab test but high suspicion, can<unk>  viral load.
Lasts for ~8yr
Patients may have conditions that are more common in patients with<unk>  but no indicator conditions
Thrush
Persistent candidia vaginitis
Peripheral neuropathy
Cervical dysplasia
Recurrent Herpes Zoster
ITP
Unexplained weight loss
Thrush
Persistent candidia vaginitis
Peripheral neuropathy
Cervical dysplasia
Recurrent Herpes Zoster
ITP
Unexplained weight loss
Defined as<unk>  + (indicator condition or CD4 < 200)
Indicator conditions:
Pulmonary TB
Disseminated TB
Invasive cervical cancer
Esophageal candidiasis
Cryptococcosis
Cryptosporidiosis
CMV  Retinitis
HSV
Kaposi sarcoma
Pruritic papular eruption of<unk> 
Lymphoma
MAC
PCP pneumonia
Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy
Brain Toxoplasmosis<unk>  Encephalitis<unk>  wasting syndrome
Disseminated histoplasmosis
Isosporiasis
Recurrent Salmonella septicemia
Recurrent Bacterial Pneumonia
Pulmonary TB
Disseminated TB
Invasive cervical cancer
Esophageal candidiasis
Cryptococcosis
Cryptosporidiosis
CMV  Retinitis
HSV
Kaposi sarcoma
Pruritic papular eruption of<unk> 
Lymphoma
MAC
PCP pneumonia
Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy
Brain Toxoplasmosis<unk>  Encephalitis<unk>  wasting syndrome
Disseminated histoplasmosis
Isosporiasis
Recurrent Salmonella septicemia
Recurrent Bacterial Pneumonia
HIV - AIDS 
HIV neurologic complications
COVID-19: Management of recovered patients
Toxoplasmosis
COVID-19: Example hospital protocols
Cryptococcosis
AIDS Dementia
Hepatitis D