A rash is often the first sign of HIV, but it only appears in two of every five newly infected people. An HIV rash looks a certain way: large areas of flat, reddened skin peppered with tiny bumps.

A rash may also be a sign of acute HIV infection. Research suggests that around 50% of people who seek a diagnosis for acute HIV symptoms will have a rash, sometimes referred to as an "HIV rash." ...

£35 means we can empower more people living with HIV to challenge stigma with our information workshops, videos and broadcasts. A rash can be a symptom of recent HIV infection. Other infections can ...

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