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Dealing With Histoplasmosis And Hiv
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HistoplasmosisI am HIV+ and have been diagnosed with histoplasmosis. I am taking Sporanox after Amphotericin treatment. My VL is undetect-able with Combivir/Kaletra combo at the present time. Is this a good regimen?...
Response from Brian Boyle, M.D., J.D.
Cornell University, Weill Medical College
It is an excellent regimen and probably one of the more potent regimens available. You should get many years of use from it if you take it exactly as your doctor directed you to. You doctor shoudl monitor you lipids (cholesterol and triglycerides)...
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Histoplasmosis and Viral loadI have been Hiv+ since 1990 and since 1992 i have been on different medications, last year i... Read more »HELP dangers of toxoplasmosis/ histoplasmosis from catscan you get histoplasmosis from cats? Which dangers are more serious a cat who NEVER goes outside... Read more »
Articles
Cuadro de Infecciones OportunistasTraducido y adaptado al español por Luis D. Merino Información en inglés (English version) Índice Candidiasis Citomegalovirus Complejo del Micobacterium avium (MAC) Criptosporidiosis Histoplasmosis Infección criptocócica ... Read more »
Infecciones FúngicasTabla de Contenidos ¿Qué Son las Infecciones Fúngicas? Candidiasis Meningitis Criptocócica Histoplasmosis Aspergilosis Coccidioidomicosis (Fiebre del Valle) Conclusión ¿Qué Son las Infecciones Fúngicas? Los hongos... Read more »
HIV JournalViewTable of Contents Acute HIV Infection and the Sexual Transmission of HIV Prevention as Part of Clinical Care Negative Results From a Quality-Improvement Study Directly Observed Therapy in the United States? Histoplasmosis Maintenance Therapy... Read more »
Strategies for Managing Opportunistic InfectionsIntroduction Opportunistic Infections and HIV Disease Preventing Infections in the First Place Treating Infections as They Occur Preventive Treatment for OIs Maintenance Therapy A Final Word on Strategies for Managing Opportunistic... Read more »
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HIV and Chickens
Posted by wifey, 2 Replies
Hi all...Im new here and I have a question I hope you all can help me with. My hubby is HIV+ and Im negative. Hubbys numbers are pretty good. CD4 370s VL is undectable. He has decided he wants to raise chickens! Im concerned about the chicken...
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4 year symptoms?
Posted by austerlitz, 2 Replies
I have a question. Say I became infected with HIV 4 years ago, and for those 4 years I never had symptoms. Then one day, symptoms began to start. What would those symptoms be? I don't mean what would the symptoms of AIDS be. Just the late symptoms...
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Are They Right?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Why do some people insist that HIV does not cause AIDS and that test is not accurate?Read more » need Some Light Shed On My situation Please
Posted by Jaypoc0, 1 Reply
Hey all Its Me Ron again. So I Have Noticed That iM Not Worring As Much And Things Seem to Have Stoped. But Their Are StilL some Things That Persist. Like I Get Itchy In Random Places On My Bodie Every Once In A While. Little Tiney Red PiN Head Dots...
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