I've read a ton about how many people experience no symptoms during early phases of HIV. I was wondering about how many ACTUALLY have no symptoms at all. Wouldn't most people have at least some symptoms?

hiv attacks the immune system and makes you more vulnerable to things like the common cold or the flu, it doesn't have its own symptoms. So if you dont come in contact wit someone with the flu or cold you wont get any symptoms at all.

(ARS SYMTOMS) are the immune systems response to the initial strike on the immune system. It varies from person to person and every 1 is different mind- body - and soul .
It could be anything or nothing at all.
People have had swollen glands (ALL OVER) sore throats,rashes,thrush, etc... Long befor hiv and will continue long after . Hiv can mimic other viruses or have no symtoms at all . Many people don't realise they carry the hiv virus until 5 to 7 years later when they start to have not symtoms but full blown problems and that's why its best to catch it *** early as posible .
You can control it and live a longer normal life
If you've had a dangerous exposure get tested that's the best thing you can do get tested at 3 months and if you're still worried then get tested again at 6 months to finaly clear up any doubt .
Be safe and be well.......
In good health ..........
............. Lost Spirit .............

There appears to be more people out there than we are aware of that have no symptoms even though they were tested positive, they have fluctuating T-cell counts, and an undetectible viral load. After trying herbs, chinese medicine, acupunture, vitamins, Tai Chi, and some meditation (Hell, I would have turned my life over to Jesus and a bus full of rabbis if I thought it would have made a difference!) I have decided that, for me, I take my meds and live my life.