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Do Drs Check For Hiv During A Regular Physical
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Tired and not getting any answers from dr.sI am 49yoa female,dio in 1995. I have moved to a new location near Syracuse NY and am seeing dr.s at Syracuse university. I don't feel that I am getting, proper, and complete treatment. My nurse practioner dosen't want to listen to my...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello,Unfortunately I don't have any personal recommendations for HIV specialists in the Syracuse area. It certainly sounds like your current situation leaves much to be desired. I would suggest you consult the American Academy of HIV...
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Transmission at Drs OfficeI recently had blood drawn at my Primary Care for a check-up. The nurse prepped my vein with an... Read more »best aids drs in laMy cousin is moving to LA in a week or so and I would like to find the best aids doctors there as... Read more »
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Physical Activity, Exercise and HIVTable of Contents What Are Physical Activity and Exercise? Benefits of Exercise and Being Physically Active How Much and What Type of Physical Activity Do You Need for Health Benefits? Other Types of Physical Activity Tips for Starting a... Read more »
Insights From People Who Keep HIV in Check NaturallyDavid first learned he had HIV in 1986. "I of course assumed that I'd be dead in two or three years at most," he recalls. (This story uses a pseudonym to maintain his confidentiality.) His first sexual partner died of AIDS around 1993, and his... Read more »
Half a Million HIV-Positive People in U.S. Not in Regular Medical CareWashington, DC -- The full U.S. Congress has just received Connecting toCare: Addressing Unmet Need in HIV , a new publication highlightingmethods that successfully bring HIV positive people into care. Connecting to Care , published by AIDS Action... Read more »
Regular Testing and Counseling Lower Sexual Infection Rate in Gays With HIVGetting tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) every 6 months and receiving brief risk counseling from HIV providers lowered the rate of new STIs in gay and bisexual men with HIV. 1 In this study in four U.S. cities, only 11% of... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I recently had a routine physical. My doctor did a finger prick to check my hemoglobin. If I were HIV+ would it show up in something like this? ThanksRead more » Is Oraquik as accurate as regular Elisa test?
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Is Oraquik as accurate as regular Elisa test?
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To the regulars: SteveR...etc
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I know how monotonous this board must get and having to constantly attempt to set peoples minds (or atleast try)I just wanted to thank you regulars for acting so selflessly. You truly are wonderful people. I've been a frequent visitor to this site... Read more » A New Conspiracy Theory! Check it out.........
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
ok, thebody uses google for a search engine for their site. AND if you put in any type of HIV symptom into google.com you get multiple results for thebody.com. so google is getting paid some mad cash to direct people to the body so they can make...
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