Contextual analysis of mean and standard deviation of different density dames indicated that the period from day 1 (18 February) through day 16 (6 March) was the prodrome of the epidemic, whereas days 86 (15 May) to 106 (4 June) marked the declining phase of the outbreak.
It's a sign that the HIV is developing into AIDS. 1  Flaky, red skin is also a sign of later stage HIV. The spots may also look like boils or bumps.  A skin rash usually doesn't accompany the flu or a cold, so if you have one at the same time as other symptoms, see a doctor right away.
If you think you may have been infected with HIV/AIDS, please find a place to get a free, confidential HIV test. You can have HIV and not have any symptoms, and some HIV tests will not show a positive result for as long as 3 months after infection. This is referred to as the HIV test window period, and has to do with how HIV tests detect the virus. Some people recently infected with HIV will experience some flu-like symptoms. These might include: 1  Fever. 2  Severe Fatigue. 3  A non-itchy rash. 4  Swollen glands/lymph nodes. 5  Muscle aches. 6  Sore throat. 7  Night sweats.