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Can Testim Help With HIV
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Testim by AuxiliumHas Testim been approved for treatment in HIV? Is this similar to Androgel? What can you tell me about either one? ...
Response from Nelson Vergel, B.S.Ch.E., M.B.A.
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No, like Androgel (the other testosterone gel in the market), Testim is approved for the treatment of hypogonadism (low blood levels of testosterone). It seems to be cheaper and 30 % better absorbed than Androgel, per manufacturer's claims. It...
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TestimHow many hours after applying Testim to the upper arms must pass before a female can touch them?... Read more »Acne on TestimNelson,I have been on testim at two tubes a day. I am breaking out on my chest and back and dont... Read more »
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India: HIV Positive Patients Start a Support GroupSeveral HIV-positive patients in Nashik, India, have formed a support group called Network of People and Children Living with HIIV (NPCLH) and registered it as a charity organization. The organization, composed of two men and five women, aims to not... Read more »
Twelve Statements to Improve the Situation of Women Living With HIV and AIDS Throughout the WorldWe need the following: Encouragement and support for the development of self-help groups and networks. The media to realistically portray us, not to stigmatise us. Accessible and affordable health care (conventional and complementary) and... Read more »
Florida Church Offers Help for Folks With HIV/AIDSThe Spring Hill United Church of Christ in November launched "Red Project," an educational and support group for people living with or affected by HIV/AIDS. The group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on the last Tuesday of each month at the church. "For... Read more »
Washington: HIV-Positive Women Face Date Struggle -- BABES Network-YWCA Offers Support, AdviceBABES Network-YWCA is a Seattle-based support group that uses peer counseling, group discussions, educational lectures, and retreats to help HIV-positive women navigate intimate relationships. Trusting a sexual partner and coping with rejection are... Read more »
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HELP ! HELP ! Possible HIV Infection ???
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
This incident happened in a fast-food joint on 14 Jul 2000. It is my habit to rinse my mouth after every meal hence I went to toilet.I squirted some "hand-wash" from its dispenser and proceeded to wash my hands then filled my mouth with tap-water... Read more » Help need for my HIV+ bf from HIV+ girl !!!
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
hi everybody.My boyfriend is HIV+ and has a wish ! Please could a HIV+ girl help us ???? Nothing sexual or similar. Please ! Thanks very much indeed. Jeff Read more » HIV - with HIV + boyfriend....PLEASE HELP!!! *DELETED*
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i had ars at 3 weeks hiv hep exposure at 5 month nerve pain going downjaw broke out with herpes on palate and three huge cold sores 6 month tested neg have severe drymouth ang itchy skin, sore musles numbness prinkling like pains in hand and feet toot... Read more »
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