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Eczema Or Hiv
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Ask the Experts
Is Eczema related to Hiv?Dr Feinberg,I have a rash on my forearms which my dermatolgist says is excema (i had excema as a kid, now I'm 26). Could this rash be related to hiv? I would greatly like to hear your input.Thanks....
Response from Judith Feinberg, M.D.
University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine
Eczema is not related to HIV infection....
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Will HIV make Eczema worse?Dear Dr. Feinberg -I have always had horrible skin. Since I am from the south, I am not use to the... Read more »Eczema & HIVIf a patient has eczema ,what is the recommended treatment for a person who is HIV positive?... Read more »
Articles
Herbal Therapies Used by People Living With HIV: NeemNeem ( Azadiracta indica ) is a tropical evergreen tree sometimes known in India as "the village pharmacy." The essential oil of this tree is an antibiotic used against a variety of micro-organisms. It is particularly useful for skin conditions,... Read more »
A Clinical Guide to Supportive and Palliative Care for HIV/AIDSIntroduction The prevalence of skin disorders in AIDS patients treated in the palliative care setting is exceptionally high. Unfortunately, accurate diagnosis and proper treatment of skin diseases in both HIV and AIDS can be an especially... Read more »
Washington State Governor's Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (GACHA) Press Release on the Smallpox VaccineGovernor's Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (GACHA) says HIV-infected persons, as well as others with immune system problems should not get the smallpox vaccine, and should be cautious of those who do. As public health officials in the state prepare to... Read more »
Reducing the Risk of Getting HIV From Sexual ActivitiesSafer Sex Why Practice Safer Sex? Pregnancy Guidelines Why Latex? Safe Sex Guidelines Lubricant Condoms & Other Safer Sex Devices Types of Condoms ... Read more »
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Natural Product Drug for HIV/AIDS and Eczema
Posted by Ali_Rezai, 1 Reply
You can use the seeds of thin chilli peppers that have been frozen to effectively treat HIV/AIDS. I made the discovery for treating eczema. I approached the Pharmaceutical industry to find a partner to test and develop it. Novartis (a top ten...
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eczema?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I was wondering if anyone has experience with eczema, and if it could be relatated to early HIV infection?
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eczema
Posted by Anonymous
Does anyone else suffer from eczema? I have went to a dermatologist and that's what they said it was. Sometimes it gets so bad I scratch it and make it bleed. It's on my elbows and back of my legs. I'm hoping this won't leave me scares. What...
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shingles?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
i had a sexual encounter yesterday with a guy who appeared to have shingles. when i asked him he said it was eczema, which i did not argue, but while changing him in sexual positions i did noticed that the shingles were in his ankles, and other body...
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