Are Lymph Node Swelling Ringing Ears Vision Change Signs Of Hiv

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Ear ringing

Hi there,Over (at least) the past six months I have had constant ear ringing in both my ears. When I mentioned this to my HIV doc, she said she had received some similar recent complaints from other patients.I am currently on Kaletra tabs and...

Response from Brian Conway, M.D.

University of British Columbia

I am not at all aware of this being a side effect of the medications you are taking. The first step I would take would be to have a good ENT examination performed along with a hearing test. This will establish whether there is a physical basis for... Read more »

ringing in my ears

I was diagnosed with HIV a couple of months ago. What led me to get tested was multiple trips to... Read more »

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Ringing in the ears-Viread or Viramune

11-17-7- I have been reading on the web site regarding people who have had ringing in their ears... Read more »

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ringing in the ears

Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies

Hi, I had a high risk overseas unprotected male to female encouter about a month and a half ago. I got a blood test at 2 weeks which was negitive, but i realize those results are meaningless at this point. Lately I have been experiencing bad... Read more »

enlarged lymph node next to adam's apple

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

...I noticed enlarged lymph node next to adam's apple.. I have the same under my chin .. this week is 8th week.. isn't it too late for ars?.. Read more »

Enlarged Lymph Node

Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies

...other symptom that I believe could cause it. I do have pretty bad post nasal drip constantly but I don't think that causes enlarged lymph nodes. I wish I could just get up the courage to go and get tested but I just feel way too scared to. Read more »

Can you make your lymph nodes swell from touching?

Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies

...Does anyone know if you can make your lymph nodes swell by constantly checking them? I am very scared because I have swollen nodes behind my ears 6 weeks after a possible exposure. Read more »

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