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Does Runny Nose Mean I Have AIDS
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Ask the Experts
Runny noseI have been told that having a runny nose is a sign or could be a sign of hiv. Is this true?...
Response from Judith Feinberg, M.D.
University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine
No....
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If it's a cold, where is the runny noseDr. Bob I, like so many, enjoy your answers and comments thanks so much. I dropped a fifty dollar... Read more »Dry , crusty runny nose for a month and dry mouth problem, is it a early hiv symptomHi, Last winter i was not able to breathe and had my throat was swollen showed the ent doctor who... Read more »
Articles
What Does H1N1 (Swine) Flu Mean for People With HIV/AIDS?[Editor's Note: This interview was initially posted on April 29, 2009, when the virus formally known as novel influenza A (H1N1) was just beginning to spread worldwide. We will continue to periodically update this article as needed to ensure its... Read more »
HIV/AIDS Community Spotlight: People Who Made a Difference in 2011Table of Contents Naina Khanna: Ensuring That Positive Women Get Their Due by Any Means Necessary The Positive Justice Project: Trying to Decriminalize HIV, One Case at a Time Ingrid Floyd: Meeting Harlem and the South Bronx Where They Are... Read more »
AIDS 2012 Twitter Buzz: So Many Marches, So Many ReasonsAIDS 2012 is now in full swing, and that means so is Twitter. In fact, there have been over 40,000 tweets tagged #AIDS2012 since Saturday afternoon alone. All I can say is ... wow. And of course there are hundreds of different topics within the... Read more »
Asian Development Bank Urges Including HIV, AIDS Prevention in Infrastructure Projects in AsiaThe same infrastructure improvements that are boosting Asia's international competitiveness are also providing a means for spreading HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases, a senior official of the Asian Development Bank said today in Sri Lanka at... Read more »
Connect With Others
Runny nose?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Sorry if this sounds stupid but I know ARS brings around flu like symptoms and was wondering if a runny nose was one of them?
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oral, runny nose, and ars
Posted by questions31, 1 Reply
Male to male -so about 5 weeks ago I received oral and had a cut on my penis that was caused from rough oral. Before that, I topped but it was protected and the condom did not break. Forward to today and I have a stuffy nose with green phlegm,... Read more » Coryza (runny nose), cough, or nasal congestion
Posted by Anonymous
I hope this may help to resolve some of your fears, at least in part. This comes from "Challenges of the Acute Retroviral Syndrome" from "Infections in Medicine" by Jeffrey P. Nadler, MD: "Common symptoms include fever, malaise, adenopathy, sore...
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Meaning of Acute
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I thought the meaning of the word acute meant temporary and not long lasting, as opposed to chronic, which means persisting. I hear a lot of people think they have "acute" retroviral syndrome when their symptoms last for weeks or months. They'll...
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