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Can I Get Hiv Through Eye
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HIV & eye twitching???In the last month or so I have been having an almost constant twitch in my lower lid of my left eye. My eye doctor says it's just nerves and can't give any other explaination. I'm just wondering if you have ever heard of this as...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
I would agree with your doctor. I myself get this from time to time. It is usually related to overall stress, or eye strain. HIV, by itself, would not cause this.MH...
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hiv and eye problemsI have been recently diagnosed with hiv, and since then I have had intermittant times when my eyes... Read more »cryotherapy and acquisition of hiv through eye conjunctivaI was performing cryotherapy on the perianal warts of a hiv positive individual close to his anal... Read more »
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Delaware: HIV Testing Eyed for Accused Sex OffendersUnder a measure being considered by the state Legislature, an accused sex offender would have to submit -- in response to a court order or a request by the alleged victim -- to HIV testing within 48 hours of arrest. As deemed appropriate, defendants... Read more »
Zimbabwe: In the Eye of the HIV/AIDS StormYoung sex workers in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second-largest city, are seeing a spike in HIV infections as a general wariness of condom use continues. Even if they were keen about it, the teens typically have little leverage to negotiate protection... Read more »
Ugandan Health Minister Muhwezi Eyes Cuba for HIV/AIDS DrugsUgandan Health Minister Brig. Jim Muhwezi said on Tuesday he would discuss the possibility of manufacturing antiretroviral drugs in Uganda with the Cuban government. Muhwezi, who met Cuban Ambassador to Uganda Ricardo A. Dawza at the ministry... Read more »
HIV News & Views: Should You Always Tell It All?; Getting More Shut-Eye; Tips for the Newly Diagnosed; and MoreHIV News & Views, February 21, 2013 - TheBody.com February 21, 2013 Top Stories at TheBody.com Read Past Newsletters Change/Update Subscription Blog Central HIV & Your Health HIV Treatment News... Read more »
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HIV Risk - Blood in Eye & Glass Cut
Posted by pupiz, 2 Replies
Hi, all. Please let me know if I am at risk for HIV from these to encounters. I was in Canada on vacation a couple of weeks ago and we left at about in the morning and came back at about 3:00pm. When we left the maid was cleaning the suite beside...
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OCD, eye, and HIV
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Dear all,I am 30 years old and suffer from OCD. Contamination fears and everything. Here is what happened last saturday. I was at a laundromat washing my clothes. I went to the bathroom and washed my hands. I used a lot of soap because of my... Read more » can my eye/back and neck pain be acute HIV symptom
Posted by chirags, 2 Replies
Hi;I am a 25 year male from India.In my country no one gives a proper advise about HIV/AIDS.People feel shy to talk about sex.Thats the reason I am writing to you.Doctor I had sex with a sex worker with double condom 1 month back. The condom... Read more »
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