Lymph Node Structure Includes All Of The Following Except

How does an HIV swollen lymph node feel?

Like any other swollen lymph node.I presume that you're asking the question because you suspect you've been exposed to HIV and you've heard that people who become infected with HIV sometimes develop symptoms that may include swollen lymph nodes.This is true.Here are some other very important things you need to know.A large percentage of people who become infected with HIV experience some symptoms in the first few weeks after exposure.These systems rarely last longer than a couple of weeks. They never last more than 3 or 4 weeks.The symptoms can include fever, weakness, sore throat, swollen lymph nodes, and a rash or rashes on the upper body that do not itch.This collection of symptoms is often called seroconversion sickness. It can happen as a response to HIV establishing itself in your body.Not all people who become infected with HIV experience seroconversion sickness.The symptoms of seroconversion sickness are not specific to HIV infection. You can't know you're infected with HIV because you experience symptoms. You can't know you aren't infected with HIV because you don't have symptoms.If you have enough reason to worry that symptoms might indicate HIV infection, you already have enough reason to be tested for HIV.Only an HIV test can diagnose HIV infection.