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Enlarged Spleen And Hepatitis
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Hepatitis C & Enlarged Spleen left untreatedWhat happens with a person who has an Enlarged Spleen and it is not removed or the under laying cause most likely Hepatitis C with Bridging Fibrosis is not treated? I get extreme pain in the upper left & right quad's. Have no insurance and...
Response from Barbara McGovern, M.D.
Tufts University School of Medicine
I share your concern for liver disease, expecially if your liver shows bridging fibrosis and you have an enlarged spleen. I would consider speaking to a social worker to see if they can assist you in determining how you might obtain financial...
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Cirhossis and spleen enlargementMy husband has HCV cirhossis his spleen has doubled in size. 2 years ago had bleed out from... Read more »hep c enlarged spleeni have hep c for about 6yrs now i justfound out through an ultrasound that i have slightly enlarged... Read more »
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Viral Hepatitis and HIVAbout the Liver and Hepatitis The Liver and Its Many Functions The liver is the largest organ in the human body. Approximately the size of a football, it is located in the upper right part of the abdomen. We can't live without a functioning liver.... Read more »
Hepatitis: What Is It?Hepatitis is the term used to describe a nonspecific inflammation of the liver. The causes of hepatitis can be many, such as viral, parasitic, infiltrative, drug or alcohol induced, or non-specific. The initial clinical presentation of the acute... Read more »
Guide to Hepatitis C for People Living With HIVManaging and Treating HCV "My doctors have warned me my health may be at more risk from HCV than HIV. I've been urged to have biopsies done of my liver and to consider going on treatment for HCV. I've decided to delay embarking on therapy for two... Read more »
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Enlarged spleen
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Anyone ever hear of an enlarged spleen with someone who is infected?Read more » enlarged spleen
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
How common is it to have an enlarged spleen approximately 6 weeks after possible exposure. My exposure was protected sex/giving unprotected oral sex with upper class prostitute about 9 weeks ago. My symptoms were the following starting six days...
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enlarged spleen
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Is an enlarged spleen a sign of hiv? On and off i have been having a sort of dull pain in the upper left portion of my stomach, under my ribs. What can this mean? Please respond Read more » Enlarged spleen, antibodies and testing
Posted by Questioningone, 1 Reply
The ribcage area around my spleen is enlarged, It doesn't hurt but sticks out. It has been like that for 4 days now (started roughly 4 weeks after a low-risk exposure, gave oral to girl). Have pretty much had all the ARS symtoms imaginable since 1...
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