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HAV Symptoms
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Anti HAV TotalGood Day.. I under go blood test for Hepatitis A, B and C.. and got a result for Anti HAV Total >60... Kindly please elaborate.. An Emergency Doctor comment on this result as "Indicates that the patient has been infected with HAV at some...
Response from Benjamin Young, M.D., Ph.D.
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Hello and thanks for posting.Your results indicate that your body has been exposed to the hepatitis A virus. This could either have resulted from vaccination or viral infection. As the doctor pointed out, having a positive antibody to HAV...
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HAV or HIVI was away on vacation a month ago in the carribean and got vaginal fluids on my hand and then... Read more »gud day! anti-HAV(IgG) is non-reactive and anti HAV(IgM) non-reactive what does it mean?gud day! anti-HAV(IgG) is non-reactive and anti HAV(IgM) non-reactive what does it mean... Read more »
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Viral Hepatitis and HIVHepatitis A What Is Hepatitis A and How Is It Transmitted? Hepatitis A is caused by the hepatitis A virus (HAV). HAV is spread from one person to another when the feces (shit) of someone with the virus gets into another person's mouth. People... Read more »
Hepatitis A and HIV/AIDSTable of Contents What is Hepatitis A? Diagnosis and Treatment Prevention of HAV What is Hepatitis A? Hepatitis is an inflammation, or swelling, of the liver. Alcohol, drugs(including prescription medications), poisons, and some... Read more »
Guide to Hepatitis C for People Living With HIVOther Viral Hepatitis Infections Hepatitis A (HAV) HAV is found in feces (stool). People become infected when feces from a person who is infected with HAV enters their mouth. This may occur when food (including raw or undercooked shellfish) or... Read more »
Other Viral Hepatitis InfectionsHepatitis A Hepatitis B Other viral hepatitis infections Hepatitis A Hepatitis A (HAV) is found in faeces (stool). People become infectedwhen faeces from an infected person enters theirmouth. This may occur when food (including raw... Read more »
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Hepatitis A:Causes,Symptoms,Prevention & Treatment
Posted by nov
This article Aalso known as infectious hepatitis, is a liver disease caused by the Hepatitis A virus, HAV. This is comparatively a mild disease which does not progress to a chronic stage. Persons who have contracted the disease may have no symptoms... Read more » HIV (Not ARS) Symptoms
Posted by Anonymous
I was reading on this board about HIV symptoms which differ from ARS. It seems pretty cut and dry - ARS has the flu-like symptoms and seems pretty devastating (seems as though the symtoms - if you have them - are pretty obvious - though admittedly...
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severe symptoms
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Anyone know any other illnesses that can cause mono-like illness for 1 month, plus a week of diahrea during it? I ask because I tested negative for hiv 30 weeks after an exposure. 6 weeks after this low risk exposure, I developed all these symtoms,...
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symptoms but still negative
Posted by joe_swiss, 2 Replies
Hi there,I am in a weird situation: My pot. exposure was 5 months ago. I might have been in oral contact with menstrual blood of a former street drug user on May,11/12th 2002 (i was drunk) I am 26 and male. HIV/ARS- symptoms started at week 2... Read more »
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