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Can Seborrheic Dermatitis Kill You
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MY "SEBORRHEIC DERMATITIS" WAS ACTUALLY EYELID DERMATITIS FROM MAKEUP!hey all you worried wells... stop checking yourselves for "hiv symptoms" and get tested!thanks dr bob I love you. ...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,Love you, too, Doll, even without the Betty Davis (or Tammy Faye Baker) Eyes.Stay well!Dr. Bob...
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SEBORRHEIC DERMATITISWhat's the frequence in patients with hiv infection of pityriasis versicolor, pityrosporum... Read more »Seborrheic Dermatitis: Common in early asymptomatic HIV infection?Hello Dr.Feinberg, Great job your doing! Cheers to you for helping all of us! Four months... Read more »
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"If I Kill Myself at This Point, I'd Be Killing the Wrong Person": A MemoirOne cold and windy Sunday afternoon in March of 1970 as our cellblock was getting ready to go to the weekly movie, the Man came to my cell and said, "Salinas, the Deputy Warden wants to see you!" And immediately I knew that some bad news awaited me.... Read more »
AIDS May Kill 11 Million in India Over Twenty YearsHIV/AIDS could kill 11 million Indians over the next 20 years, the Times of India reported today, citing an official census forecasting its 2026 population as 1.4 billion -- a 1.2 percent loss. The figure assumes 5 million children unborn to women... Read more »
AIDS Kills 500 Times More in Zimbabwe than Poll-Related ViolenceWhile about four people have been killed each week in the violence-wracked run-up to Zimbabwe's presidential election, another 2,000 have quietly died of AIDS. With 25 percent of the adult population HIV-positive, Zimbabwe is one of the countries... Read more »
AIDS Kills Zimbabwe Child Every 15 Minutes -- UNICEFIn Zimbabwe, AIDS is killing a child every 15 minutes, and international donors must respond to the country's epidemic with the same intensity they have fought for democracy, UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy said today. Bellamy, on her last... Read more »
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Seborrheic Dermatitis - redness on my face
Posted by squanderer, 2 Replies
Does anyone have experience with this, will it go away when I start taking meds ? Has it gone away for anyone who started taking meds ?Please advise Read more » SEBORRHEIC DERMATITIS
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I read this happens more common in hiv pos people how bad does this get and does it take yrs to appear or is it suddenRead more » seborrheic dermatitis
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
im a 33 yr old female with what i think maybe seb dermatitis i have a little flaking on my face and more than alittle on my chin and neck some in my eyebrows and some oral concerns my exposures was years time ago i have been tested 2 times both...
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seborrheic dermatitis
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I had a high risk encounter 10-03, and tested negative with the EIA/ELISA tests several times out to 6 months. Now I am having seborrheic dermatitis and its making me doubt my tests. What do you all think? (oh and I have not had any more exposure)
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