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Cause Of Vaginal Strep Infection
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vaginal strep b infection/weight loss with shiingles.hiI have two questions. In the last year i have had two illnesses. I believe i had shingles but my docs had a hard time recognizing it. I had a shocking feeling on my had and swollen lymph nodes. i had this for about 2 months. During the two...
Response from Sharon Lee, M.D.
University of Kansas Medical Center
It is not clear if you had shingles. It is possible to have shingles with "atypical" or unusual rash. There are several infections, most of which are viruses without therapy that may have rash, pain, low grade fever and weight loss. (Yes,...
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HIV +/ recurrent vaginal strep and staphI am hiv+ and have been for 11 years. For the past year, I keep getting strep b and staph... Read more »HIV / hemophilia / strep and other infectionsMy husband has hemophilia and contracted HIV from a transfusion. It seems fairly benign in him as... Read more »
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Strep Throat & HIV????
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Went to the doctor 5 1/2 weeks after a possible HIV exposure (unprotected vaginal intercourse). Tested negative on HIV antibody test, but positive for strep throat. Two questions. Can strep throat be a early sign or symptom of ARS and I just haven't...
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vaginal yeast infections
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
could a woman have yeast infections and never know she has one say if she was hiv pos would she continue to have yeast infections that would never require treatment Read more » vaginal infections
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
hi..these past two days I found large orange stain on my panties. I also have been experiencing pain during intercourse. I checked on info. about vaginal infection symptoms, none of it says something about orange color discharge. does anybody... Read more » Strep throat as hiv condition?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Could a strep throat like condition (very sore throat with puss on tonsils) be a sign of hiv infection? Read more »
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