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Autoimmune Hepatitis And Antibiotics
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Hepatitis B / Antibiotics and HIV Test (ANTIBIOTICS AND HIV TESTING, 2009)I currently have Hepatitis B and have just finished taking azithromycin for a cough.I just took a Home Access Hiv test (6 weeks after potential exposure) and was wondering if either the Hep B or antibiotics would affect the negative result.Thank you....
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello,Once again, the information you request was already waiting for you in the archives!!! I've answered these concerns multiple times in the past. (See below for a small sample of what you will find in the archives!)Dr. BobHep B and HIV...
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autoimmune hepatitisis autoimmune hepatitis genetic or hereditary ... Read more »Autoimmune hepatitisDear Dr Dieterich,I am not so sure if you are the right specialist about this topic, but i need... Read more »
Articles
Hispanos/Latinos en Todo el País se Organizan Alrededor del Primer Día Nacional Hispano De Concientización Sobre La HepatitisNueva York, NY -- La Comisión Latina sobre el SIDA, junto a organizaciones de la comunidad coordinarán eventos de concientización y educación para promover el 15 de Mayo como el Día Nacional Hispano de Concientización sobre la Hepatitis. El... Read more »
Adding HIV Protease Inhibitors to Rifampin Leads to Adverse EffectsMixing the TB antibiotic rifampin with a protease inhibitor combination, ritonavir-boosted atazanavir, could cause hepatotoxicity and gastrointestinal intolerance in TB-HIV co-infected patients, a recent study found. The adverse events occurred when... Read more »
New Theory Suggests How Hepatitis C May Cause Rare Immune DiseaseOf the hepatitis alphabet, the C variant may be the nastiest. In 1990, researchers observed that most patients with hepatitis C also develop a rare autoimmune disease called mixed cryoglobulinemia, a condition that frequently leads to cancer,... Read more »
Viral Hepatitis and HIVAbout the Liver and Hepatitis The Liver and Its Many Functions The liver is the largest organ in the human body. Approximately the size of a football, it is located in the upper right part of the abdomen. We can't live without a functioning liver.... Read more »
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hepatitis and swollen nodes?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
does hep cause swollen lymph nodes?
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Hepatitis C
Posted by hopefulindy, 1 Reply
I tested HIV- at 3.5 months post possible exposure. I have on going health issues and no answers. I am waiting on blood work to see if I have been exposed to Hep C. If someone is infected with Hep c and HIV at the same time would that slow the...
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AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE AND TESTING RESULTS?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
If you had an autoimmune disorder and didnt know it and you tested 18 weeks post exposure could your results still be negative? I've heard that if you had an autoimmune disorder it wouldn't cause a negative but either an intermediate or false...
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Autoimmune disease
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Is an overgrowth of yeast considered an autoimmune disease which could delay a positive hiv result?Read more »
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