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Are Eye Floaters A Possible Sign Of Ars
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Eye Floaters - HIV?Dr. Pavia,Is there any connection between eye floaters and acute/recent hiv infection? Recently I began to see floaters in both eyes. I went to an Ophthalmologist and he said my eyes were completely healthy. He told me floaters are very common and...
Response from Andrew T. Pavia, M.D.
University of Utah, School of Medicine
Your eye doctor is correct. Floaters are very common among normal people and the cause does not seem to be well understood (at least by this infectious disease doctor). In people with CD4 cells below 100, floaters are a cause for greater concern and...
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Re: FloatersDr. Bartlett... I just read your earlier answer regarding "floaters" and the possibility... Read more »Eye FloatersDr. Henry,I was reading a website which discussed signs & symptoms of HIV infection and one of... Read more »
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Eye Floaters?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I read many questions on here regarding these Eye Floaters, would some please put this to rest. Are these or are they not a symptom related to ARS
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Eye Floaters - the debate continues...please help!
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
The Eye Floater debate continues. Anyone who has experienced the sudden onset of eye floaters following what they perceive to be a potential HIV exposure needs to read this. A recent poster to the website at John's Hopkins wrote, "Being HIV...
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FLOATERS
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
Whats the likelyhood of hiv induced floaters after 5 weeks
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RICHARD: Floaters
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Have a look at one of my posts below. I explain what they look like to Anonymous...Read more »
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