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Contraceptive Injection
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Safer Injection Guidelines That Can Reduce Health Risks Including Getting Infected With HIV or HepIt is safest to use a new, sterile syringe and equipment (including cotton, filters, caps, spoons, cookers and alcohol swabs) every time you inject. You can get new syringes in exchange for used ones at needle exchange programs or you can purchase them without a prescription in some pharmacies in some states such as California. Needle exchanges and other harm reduction programs can sometimes also provide you with cotton, alcohol swabs, sterile...
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HIV + and contraceptiveshi, im HIV+ and recently had an an operation due a an ovarian cyst. The doctor suggested that i take contraceptives to suppress the growht of oestrogen which is causing my periods to be unbearable. He said i must decide between pills and Depo...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello TYZ,There are reports indicating efavirenz (Stocrin) can reduce the levels of some oral contraceptives. This may not be as much of an issue for you, as you are not using the medication for contraception, but rather to regulate hormonally...
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Topical vs. injected TestosteroneHi.Thanks for your always useful advice. In your advice in the post of 11 April about Compounded vs. Injection based Testosterone you compare Testosterone gel to Testosterone injections given every one or two weeks and mentioned a new product,...Response from Nelson Vergel, B.S.Ch.E., M.B.A.
Program for Wellness Restoration
Nebido and testosterone buciclate are not approved yet in the United States. Nebido(testosterone undecanaotae) will be called Aveed in the United States when it gets approved.You did not mention what country you live in, though.TESTOSTERONE...
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Do the emergency contraception pills affect HIV test result?Do emergency contraception pills affect HIV test result? I ate emergency contraception pills on Aug,13,and I did a hiv test on Nov,1. It was about 82days after I took the pills. The result is non-reactive. So, do the pills affect HIV test? Looking...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,Nope!Dr. Bob...
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Warnings about Reyataz and Contraceptives - what about HRT?Hi Doc,upon reading the recent warnings about Reyataz and contraceptives I wondered if the same applies for Reyataz and Hormone Replacement Therapy? My current regime is Reyataz (300mg), Viramune (200mg - yes it is enough), Viread (1 tablet) and...Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
The concern with estrogens class hormones and protease inhibitors is a potential for altered (decreased) levels of the hormones with less effiacacy. They often be used together in some situations but additional monitoring and sometimes dose...
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Job Listing: Nigeria Contraceptive Social MarketingThe Nigeria Contraceptive Social Marketing Programme is widely considered to be one of the most successful of its kind in the world. The programme has achieved national coverage and currently... Read more » Injection Users
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
to the guy who shot up dope with the person who is HIV Positive if you dont get HIV from this then you dodged a bullet
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T-20 Injections
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I was on the T-20 Phase 1 trial and now the exteneded phase 2 trial. Doing pretty good, but so much is unknown. Is anyone else on the trial and if so how's it going? Any nodules!!! Read more » GETTING INJECTED WITH A CONTAMINATED NEEDLE . HELP
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I went to donate blood on may 9. They had only 2 nurses and a receptionist at the front desk. Since there were 2 people before that were donating already, and only 2 nurses, the receptionist took my temperature, blood pressure and pulse and also...
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