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Atripla And A Cold Or Flu
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Viral Load | Cold | AtriplaHello,I started Atripla this past July after 8 years (the past 2 being undectable) of Trizivir/Sustiva. I was undectable with my first set of labs taken one month after I began Atripla. Prior to my most recent labs, I had an upper respiratory...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
Various ongoing infections can elevate the viral load and this usually occurs in people not on HIV meds or with those who have detectable viral loads. it generally has to do with HIV infected cells getting activated and turning on virus replication....
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Low CD4 and Just Started Atripla: Common Cold Danger?Diagnosed a month ago with CD4 of 50 and VL of 450,000. Started Atripla a week ago, after... Read more »Common cold, flu or allergies? Is tylenol ok?Dear Dr Keith,Thank you for all you help on the forum.I have a question for you.I have been on... Read more »
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Flu Season and Living With HIVIntroduction What Is the Flu? How Do You Get the Flu? Who Is at Risk For the Flu? What Are the Symptoms? How Do You Diagnose the Flu? How Do You Prevent the Flu? How Do You Treat the Flu Virus? How Do You Treat Flu Symptoms? What About Flu... Read more »
Flu Shots and the Upcoming Flu SeasonInfluenza, or simply the flu, is a serious respiratory infection that makes hundreds of thousands of Americans ill each year. It can cause many complications for people with damaged immune systems, including people living with HIV. Despite... Read more »
H1N1 (Swine Flu) and HIV: How U.S. HIV Health Care Settings Are Gearing Up for the 2009 Flu SeasonMiguel Gomez: This is Miguel Gomez with AIDS.gov, [www.aids.gov ] and I want to welcome everyone to our webinar and conference call on H1N1 preparedness and HIV/AIDS. And during the course of our time together I really hope that we'll be able to... Read more »
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flu like, or cold like?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
When symptoms are described as Flu like are they different from the common cold?What would be consistent with flu like symptoms? Thanks all Read more » Cold/Flu? whats the DIFF?!
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ANYONE? some say u can tell a flu when u have it...so what is it , compared with a cold?Read more » Is ARS like the Cold or Flu?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Does ARS seem more like a cold or the flu? Usually with the flu you feel sick and nausions. With a cold you dont usually feel too bad, just usually a sore throat but the main thing is you are really congested. With ARS is it common to be...
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Flu/cold and PCP
Posted by cunta_stalwart, 2 Replies
Can having a cold/Flu lead to PCP or are they totally unrelated
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