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Burning Hands Sole Of Foot Mouth
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neuropathy? not in sole palms and toesIs it possible for peripheral neuropathy that you experience burning sensation only on the dorsal area of your feet and hand hands and arms but not on the soles of your feet and palms and the toes are not having the burning sensation?...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
That distribution would be very unusual for standard HIV or HIV drug peripheral neuropathy-would discuss with your HIV doctor and perhaps a neurologist. KH...
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On stress, ARS, and burning mouthsHi doctor BobI just wanted to say THANKS for the job you do. Although you dont know it, you have... Read more »lipoatrophy of the soleI would be interestd in knowing whether lipoatrophy associated with AIDS has been known to affect... Read more »
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peeling of hands and feet
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Is peeling of palms and soles an HIV ARS symptom? Could it be an OI during acute infection?Read more » Desperate.dry mouth,dry eyes,peripheral neuropathy
Posted by paranoiafreak, 1 Reply
have been worried of contracting HIV.I have had unprotected receptive anal sex last August 12, 2011 and i also had protected anal sex on October 12,2011. On the last week of October, i started to feel chills everyday at night and i have stuffy nose... Read more » burning mouth
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hello.Please read about the "burning mouth" post that is on the ORAL HEALTH board on this page. It freaked me out again. I shouldnt have read it. PLease help!!!!!!!! Read more » Burning Foot - PN????
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I tested NEG for HIV 1t 13 and 16 weeks.Since then I've had weird tingling in my left foot that lasted for a week. That stopped and there's a burning in my left foot. I am a Helathy 22yo male. Could this still be HIV. Read more »
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