A person initially infected with HIV reaches the AIDS stage. What are the different stages he passes through?

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When the person is infected with HIV, the person passes through different stages and finally reaches the diseased stage which is called as AIDS. There are three stages of HIV infection. The first stage is the acute infection. The second stage is chronic infection. The third stage is AIDS which is the last stage of this disease.

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