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Face Lesions And Hiv
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hiv and hpv skin lesionsi wld like to know if there is any link between the warts my grandson has and hiv infection of his mom and dad. our daughter (his mom) died from aids related complications, and i've noticed our grandson has warts almost constantly and even has...
Response from Judith Feinberg, M.D.
University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine
Warts (HPV infection) is another sexually transmitted disease that can be transmitted to a newborn during birth, just like HIV and herpes can. I suspect that this is what happened to your grandson. It is not connected to the HIV meds your daughter...
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Liver lesionsI recently had ultrasound and CT scan confirming multiple lesions on the right and left lopes.... Read more »Inactive KS lesions- when will they go away?Dr Doctor, I am very glad to see a sight with so much information on AIDS related cancers,... Read more »
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The Face of HIV Is the Human FaceThis Saturday, LOGO TV will air "Positive Youth," a documentary that looks at HIV/AIDS through the experiences of four young people in four US localities. The individuals -- a woman, 18, in a poor farm town; a man, 25, in a major city; an African... Read more »
HIV Infection Among Women in Prison: Considerations for CareHIV Has a Woman's Face According to Nelson Mandela, who spoke about the disproportionate burden of HIV infection on women at a recent event in South Africa, the world wide epidemic of HIV is taking on the face of a woman . 1 Due to their status... Read more »
March 2001 HIV/AIDS ChroniclesHIV-Related Oral Lesions Are Less Common With Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy Insulin May Help AIDS Patient Gain Weight Health Tips: Dieticians Urge Nutrition Care for People With HIV Natural Protein May Defend From HIV, Study Finds ... Read more »
A Clinical Guide to Supportive and Palliative Care for HIV/AIDSIntroduction People who are HIV positive face many challenges, including oral health problems. While most oral health problems are no different from the problems faced by people who are HIV-negative, there are some distinct differences. Further,... Read more »
Connect With Others
Kaposi's sarcoma lesions
Posted by paulie_tx, 1 Reply
I just started meds last month. I've got about 5 ks lesions (mostly on my face) and I'm freaking out.Anyone have experience with this KS aids-related cancer??? Read more » KS lesions
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Does anyone know if KS lesions appear and disappear spontaneously? I noticed a red-purple mark(looks like little blood blisters) on my leg less than one/half inch. I noticed it about 4 1/2 years ago. It disappeared so I did't think anything of it...
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Karposis lesion?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I have a purplish spot about one inch in diameter on my inner right thigh. It itched at first, but not now. When I press it down, it does not white out like a bruise, but it does white out a little. It doesn't look like a bruise, bug bite, or...
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Oral Lesions
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
3 months after possible exposure i have a small hard bump on the roof of my mouth. Is this common with HIV symptoms? Read more »
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