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Beta Carotene And Hiv
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HIV and Beta-BlockersI'm not on HIV meds yet as my CD4 has been around 700-800 and vl less than 15,000. My HIV doc did put me on Atenolol due to slightly high bp and resting pulse around 100, but mainly for the panic attacks I was having. It has really worked....
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
Constipation is not a common problem due simply to untreated HIV infection but is common in general population. From the details you provide seems likely to be related to the atenolol. Measures you mention are worth pursuing to improve situation as...
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Beta 2 Microglobulin testDear Doctor Holodniy,I know that the Beta2 Microglobulin test is no longer used very much - but, if... Read more »Beta 1,3 Glucan SupplementHi, I am writing from Italy and I would like to know if Beta 1,3 Glucan supplement may help... Read more »
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BETA News BriefsTwenty Years of AIDS New Federal HIV Treatment Guidelines British Doctors Recommend Longer Treatment Deferral Treatment Interruptions Viral "Blips" Do Not Indicate Treatment Failure Therapeutic Drug Monitoring (TDM) Dealing with Drug... Read more »
BETA en Español Contenido, Otoño de 2005Artículos Principales Interacciones Medicamentosas y Terapia Antirretroviral Por Liz Highleyman Cmo Comprender los Estudios Clnicos Por Fundación Contra el SIDA de San Francisco Secciones Notas Breves Por Liz Highleyman ... Read more »
BETA en Español Contenido, Primavera de 2005Artículos Principales Sndrome de Restablecimiento Inmunitario Por Nicholas Cheonis Complicaciones Neurolgicas del VIH/SIDA Por Dr. Venkat K. Rao y Dr. Florian P. Thomas, MA, PhD Cefalea y VIH Por Dr. Gregory Pauxtis Secciones ... Read more »
BETA News BriefsNew U.S. Guidelines Recommend Drug Delay New ddI (Videx) Formulation Approved Trizivir Three-in-One Pill Approved Nevirapine (Viramune) Not Recommended for PEP d4T (Zerit) and ddI during Pregnancy New Perinatal Treatment Guidelines AAT... Read more »
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pregnancy and HIV
Posted by footeard, 1 Reply
Hi, I have been positive since 1987 and my husband is negative. I am 30 years old. We will be trying to concieve and have a baby in July. I am currently on D4T, Viramune and DDI. I was on AZT monotherapy from 92-94 at 300 mg a day so likely am...
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What is longest period of time HIV+ without...
Posted by Anonymous, 5 Replies
...progression to AIDS?
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Need Some Experienced Opinions about Acute HIV
Posted by DrsNeedLoveToo, 5 Replies
This seems so different when it's you and not one of your patients dealing with this. Granted, I am going through Acute HIV Illness and still feeling the side effects of it, but I just got my first test results today. CD4+ was 266, VL >500k. ...
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