Twitching is one of the many possible symptoms of HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) or AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome), and may occur at any stage of infection with HIV or the development of AIDS. AIDS is defined by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention as the condition occurring when a person infected with HIV has a T cell count of 200 or less or one of several serious conditions, such as pneumonia, tuberculosis or certain types of cancer.
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The answers given did not take into account the duration and severity of the eye twitching and other symptoms that may accompany it. If eye twitching is occuring 24/7 for more than a few weeks, and other symptoms accompany it, it is not normal, as was suggest that eye twitching in normal.
there is a HUGE difference in the symptoms of hiv and the symptoms of infection. a common mistake ppl make is googling "hiv symptoms" and low and behold, they have every one of them.
you do not have a hiv concern...kindly move on.
Thanx for replying!!!
I read on the internet that it can be associated with HIV that's why this question. Does it occur in later stages of HIV or no one has ever seen/heard eye-twitching to be associated with HIV???
Will be grateful if u could answer the question.
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you have been assessed as not having a risk for contracting hiv.