Your immune system responds by producing antibodies in response to the virus. This period is known as seroconversion. Antibodies appear within one to two weeks and will continue to increase in the ...

Also known as acute seroconversion, this is the stage where the body tries to control the infection ... Symptoms during this ...

The clinical appearance of her illness, highlighted by the typical rash and postauricular lymph nodes, together with anti-rubella IgG seroconversion, was diagnostic for rubella. Acute transverse ...

and viral loads were lower than expected for acute seroconversion. Only two subjects had viral loads >500,000 copies/mL with an unreported end titer.

from 3.5% at year 1 after seroconversion to 6.7% at year 5. The possibility that short-term treatment of acute HIV infection could result in virologic control was first suggested by reports of the ...