A 52-year-old man with a diagnosis of HIV presents to his GP. He has been experiencing night sweats for the past two months
A 52-year-old man with a diagnosis of HIV presents to his GP. He has been experiencing night sweats for the past two months, which completely drenches his bed sheets. He has also lost around three stone (about 20kg) in weight from his baseline of ten stone. On examination, he has non-tender lymphadenopathy of the cervical chain.
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