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Fatigue And Aids
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Disability, with Chronic Fatigue and Dementia plus Aids re-diagnosisMy question is this. In 95 I was granted disability due to having Hiv and my tcell count was like 560 or so and then viral load was not even thought of then. From then on and till now it goes up and down along with the present viral load of 14,000 I...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,I'll try to answer your questions but if my responses are not clear to you please write back and we'll keep trying! First of all you do have AIDS due to your T cell count falling below 200. Once that diagnosis is made it stays even if...
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hiv/aids & fatiguelately i sleep 8 hrs a night but feel as if i have only slept 2 or 3. what is the average amount of... Read more »AIDS OR FEAR&STRESS AND FATIGUEDEAR DOCTOR ROBERT. EXCUSE ME BUT I HAVE TO MAKE SOME CORRECTIONS TO CLARIFY MY PROBLEM. RECENTLY I... Read more »
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United Kingdom: AIDS "Fatigue" May Cause Lack of Funds, Former UNAIDS Head SaysThe success in curbing HIV infections globally has engendered a dangerous complacency in the fight against the epidemic, the former head of UNAIDS said recently in an interview in London. "There is clearly AIDS fatigue," said Dr. Peter Piot,... Read more »
Donor Fatigue, Funding Cutbacks Could Mean Another 50 Years of AIDS Epidemic, UNAIDS Deputy Executive Director Says"With enough money spent in the right way, the world could soon reduce new HIV infections to zero, but global apathy and the financial crisis mean it might take another 50 years to stop the AIDS epidemic, a U.N. expert has said," AlertNet reports.... Read more »
Using Antiretrovirals for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Has Sparked ControversyIn an age where there are almost 8,800 HIV-positive Americans anxiously on the AIDS Drug Assistance Program waiting list , new reports are coming out that HIV medications are being used by, and experimented on, people with chronic fatigue syndrome. ... Read more »
Many With HIV Accept Symptoms of Fatigue as "Fact of Life"Bridgewater, NJ -- Since HIV was first diagnosed more than 25 years ago, treatment of the disease and its symptoms has come a long way, with patients today living longer than ever before. 1 However, despite improvements in treatment for the... Read more »
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Fatigue
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
How would fatigue due to early HIV infection affect a person? Would one have no energy to engage in daily activities, active sports? Feel tired and sleep a lot earlier than usual?Read more » fatigue
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Hi guys-I have heard lots about HIV and fatigue...when does this tiredness come into play? Soon after you contract HIV or not until you've had it for years? Thanks. Read more » NYC-Treatment study for fatigue
Posted by HIVNYCSTUDY
Does Fatigue Stop You From Working?For HIV+ men and women with severe and persistent fatigue that interferes with working. All eligible participants see a psychiatrist regularly. Four weeks of Nuvigil (armodafinil), plus goal-oriented counseling once... Read more » tired and fatigue
Posted by Anonymous
How does being tired and fatigued involve HIV ? and when does these two weird acts start to take effect on your life when you contract the virus ?
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