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Diabetes And Hiv Symptoms
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Ask the Experts
HIV/diabetic symptomsDoes HIV infection itself (versus HAART drugs) cause diabetic symptoms, such as insulin resistance and high glucose?Thank you....
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
Not likely. There is either a genetic predisposition underlying the infection, or HIV drugs unmask or hasten the onset. The exact mechanism of how HIV drugs do this is not yet established....
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Symptoms of HIV versus DiabetesHi Dr. Bob,I know symptoms mean nothing in terms of HIV. The same probably goes for diabetes.... Read more »Symptoms of HIV versus Diabetes: Immune System IntegrityHi Dr. Bob,Could my constant worrying/fear have weakened my immune system to the point for me to... Read more »
Articles
Diabetes and HIV/AIDSTable of Contents What Is Diabetes? Symptoms of Diabetes Glucose Tests Who Is at Risk for Diabetes? What Problems Can Diabetes Cause? How Are Diabetes and Pre-Diabetes Treated? HIV and Diabetes Taking Care of Yourself What... Read more »
HIV/AIDS and Diabetes: Minimizing Risk, Optimizing CareRecent literature about diabetes and disorders of glucose metabolism in people with HIV/AIDS contains conflicting messages. Some studies indicate an increased risk of diabetes mellitus (generally referred to simply as "diabetes") in people taking... Read more »
Aging With HIVSeveral of the physical symptoms and illnesses related to HIV disease and its treatment -- such as fatigue, weight changes, memory loss, depression, and atherosclerosis -- mimic typical age-related health problems. It is estimated that at least 10%... Read more »
Depression and HIVWhat Is Depression? Is Depression Important? What Are the Signs of Depression? What Causes Depression? Treatment for Depression The Bottom Line What Is Depression? Depression is a mood disorder. It is more than sadness or grief. Depression... Read more »
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freaking out, are these hiv+ symptoms?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I need to know what's going on with my body! Last year, I had about 4 sexual partners in total, I engaged in risky sexual behavior, unprotected vaginal and oral (they're past lovers but promiscous). In nov. I got a bacterial vaginosis, got...
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symptoms of AIDS!!
Posted by Boisvert
Any one help me Symptoms of AIDS.. Diabetes Test strips Read more » initial symptoms of hiv - most common symptoms
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Hello, I need some help from others with hiv. What was and when did it hit you the inital onset of strange symptoms. I know one said they felt whipped out with tired feeling. Was that immed. after sexual episode or acouple weeks later. Also, were...
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hiv and diabetes
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I'm on HIV and type II diabetes meds, and for the past month intermittently get small welts on my legs that last about 2 hours then go away. They're round red, don't itch. Lacitc acidodsis or what????
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