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CDC HIV FAQs: KS or rash? Jun 1, 2001 Hi Doc, I am sure that a similar question has already been asked but, on the CDC Web page concerning HIV FAQS, they mention that red blotches found on or under the skin, or in the mouth, nose or eyes can be a symptom of HIV. What are they talking about? Have they confused KS with the primary rash sometimes seen? Please answer, and thank you very much. |
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Response from Dr. Feinberg
 They are referring to Kaposi's sarcoma. |
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