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Can Hpv Cause Hiv
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Can HPV vaccine cause false HIV possitive result?Dear Sir or Madam,I am a gay man. I want to get vaccinated against HPV but I am afraid that this vaccine can affect my HIV test which I want to take in two weeks and then repeat in a month. Could this really happen? The test is going to be HIV DUO...
Response from Benjamin Young, M.D., Ph.D.
Rocky Mountain CARES
Hello,In general, vaccinations don't affect the reliability of HIV antibody testing. Certainly, P24 testing shouldn't be affected.BY...
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Gardasil (HPV) vaccine for those already with HPV (HPV Vaccine for MEN) (GARDASIL) VACCINE (HPV)I'm a 43 year old man with HPV already, awaiting biopsy results to see if I have anal cancer... Read more »hpv infection (HPV, HUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS AND HIV/AIDS, 2010)hello Dr. Frascino, I know that HIV is more your area of expertise but I was wondering if you knew... Read more »
Articles
Recently Approved HPV Test Finds Cancer-Causing Types 16 and 18, and Another Dozen to BootIn April 2011, the FDA approved a new test that identifies high-risk types of HPV, or the human papillomavirus, the most common sexual infection in the US. Although most people clear the infection on their own, some go on to develop HPV-related... Read more »
Human Papillomavirus (HPV)What Is HPV? How Is HPV Detected? Can HPV Infection Be Prevented? How Are HPV Infections Treated? The Bottom Line NOTE: In the U.S., counseling and referrals are available on a national human papillomavirus (HPV) hotline. Call toll-free at... Read more »
Women and HIV: Human PapillomavirusIntroduction What is HPV? HPV Screening and Treatment HPV in Women With HIV HPV Vaccines Vaccine Fears and Hopes Selected Sources Introduction A majority of sexually active adults carry the human papillomavirus (HPV), but until recently,... Read more »
Current Clinical Trials at the ACTUHPV and HIV in Women HPV is a major cause of changes in the cervix. These changes are much more common in women with HIV and could lead to cancer of the cervix. The AIDS Clinical Trials Unit (ACTU) is running a trial on HIV and HPV that attempts to... Read more »
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HPV+ Herpes Outbreak+ Oral sex w/ HIV+ parter=HIV?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I received oral sex from a girl who is HIV+. I have some genital warts from HPV and had a Herpes Outbreak at the time. Am I infected with HIV? What are my chanes? Are there any documented cases or could I be a first? I am married and need URGENT...
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Yeast infections, BV, and HPV
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I am starting to go crazy here thinking I may have HIV. I was told about two years ago that I had HPV which gave me an abnormal pap smear. A colposcopy was done that showed I had mild dysplasia. My pap and hpv test last year showed a negative...
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HPV
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Can someone please help me...i'am confused about some things today i got a letter from my gyn saying i tested positive for HPV...i'am 37 years old and have been married for 12 years..and we both have been faithful to one another...my daughter tested...
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