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Hair Loss After Swallowing Worried I Have HIV
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hair loss, swollen glands - hiv positive?Hi Dr. Bob,I would like to ask - why do you post so many questions from idiots who ask stupid things like, I had protected sex with no condom breakage and I kissed someone - do I have hiv? Or I got a massage in Asia, do I have HIV? These questions...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello Natalie,Sorry you are not pleased by some of the questions posted here, but I can assure you everyone who writes in is indeed very worried about his or her personal situation. Just like you!Now let's look at your question: possible...
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Doc...hair loss pls pls reply....Hi...doc...im so scared since it seems as if im loosing my hair...i was infected last... Read more »Initial CD4/VL, hair loss, recurrent diarrheaHi,I was diagnosed positive 22.01.09. I do not know date of infection. My initial lab tests have... Read more »
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Hair LossHair loss (alopecia) is a common experience, particularly in men as they age. When hair loss is new, rapid or severe, it is considered abnormal. There are many medical treatments that can cause disturbing hair loss, including cancer drugs and some... Read more »
HIV/AIDS and Lipodystrophy Treatments Part II: Treatments for Fat LossTable of Contents Fat in the Body Switching HIV Drugs Fat Loss in the Face Temporary Facial Fillers Permanent Facial Fillers Taking Care of Yourself Fat in the Body Fat is needed for the body to function. It plays an important... Read more »
Updates From the 1st International Workshop on HIV & AgingTable of Contents Introduction Frailty and Aging Bone Loss The Vitamin D Conundrum Polypharmacy and Polypathology: Too Much of a Good (or Bad) Thing Gender Differences Sexual Dysfunction Cognitive Dysfunction The Dangers of Mitochondrial... Read more »
South Carolina: HIV Patients Fear Loss of Vital DrugsSome 7,400 South Carolinians are diagnosed with HIV/AIDS, according to Kaiser Family Foundation figures, and 2,262 people rely on the state AIDS Drug Assistance Program to access their medications. But as lawmakers struggle to balance a budget with... Read more »
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hair loss
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
can anyone tell me of any experience they have had with hair loss? i am a 50 year old woman, recently diagnosed with hiv, probably had 5 years. always had thin hair but this is ridiculous! mother died 3 months ago and during that really stressful... Read more » hair loss
Posted by mistake1, 1 Reply
does anyone know if hair loss is an hiv symptom and itchy skin also?Read more » Chronic Telogen effluvium (hair loss) - Help
Posted by smilek, 1 Reply
I've been diagnosed with HIV since 1992. I've been on numerous treatments although I'm currently on Norvir, Truvada and Prezista. For the past 5-6 years I have been going through a chronic hair loss, Telogen effluvium (thinning of the scalp). It...
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Loss of Pubic Hair
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Is loss of pubic hair a symptom of ARS/HIV? Does anybody know?Read more »
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