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Headache Nausea After Hep A Shot
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smoking marijuana to keep the hep C traetment from making me feel nauseaWill it harm my liver smoking 1/4 of a joint daily to stop the sick feelings of Hep C treatments...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
Probably not....
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headaches and nausea.......HELP!Hello, I have been poz for 15 years. I was infected by a hemophiliac in 85. I have... Read more »do i need hep b booster shot?Good day Doctor; i just want to ask if i need hep b booster shot, if my anti hbs is reactive (55.77... Read more »
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Headache, and Nausea, and Fatigue. Oh, My!Click on the name of each drug for further details , or refer to the manufacturer's package insert for a comprehensive list of potential drug side effects. Remember that side effects may or may not occur. Some are more common than others, and... Read more »
Booster Dose of Hep A Vaccine Needed in HIV-Positive MenAt the 2010 ICAAC, it was reported that an extra "booster" dose of the hepatitis A virus (HAV) vaccine may be needed for HIV-positive men who have sex with men (MSM). This is to get a vaccine antibody response equal to what was seen in HIV-negative... Read more »
Nausea & VomitingDoctor's Notes: Dr. David Wohl University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Favorite Anti-Nausea Meds: Phenergan, Compazine, Marinol and Zofran. Alternative Therapy: Ginger root. HIV Meds Likely to Cause Nausea: Kaletra is a... Read more »
CROI 2012: Hep C Drug Incivek Improves HCV Cure Rate in People With HIVResults from a small study of 62 co-infected people treated with Incivek showed that 74% had undetectable viral loads at 12 weeks after stopping their hepatitis C treatment, compared to 45% on pegylated interferon + ribavirin alone. About... Read more »
Connect With Others
strong headache,a little nausea
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
hi,Thanks for your kindness reading my story and giving me your advice! 2 montsdays ago,I had one protected sex with one sexworker but unprotected oral sex on my penis! 40 days later,I suddenly got strong headache(stronger at night),feeling cold... Read more » Hep B plesae help
Posted by Survivor, 2 Replies
Just got an email back from Dr. Ben on my HEP A, B,C. He told me that I have been exposed to hep B and he says its nothing hes worried about??!?!?! Yuck! I also told him that I did start a series on B vacs a couple years ago but never followed...
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negative meia after 12 weeks. Got hep B vaccinatio
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Hi Everybody, I had a risky exposure. I live in canada. I got tested for p24 on 19th day, 4 weeks MEIA, 8 weeks MEIA, 12 weeks MEIA, all negative. I still have digestion problems, my stool comes out in the same order I ate food and has the same... Read more » Hep B infection?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
How likely is it to get infected with Hep B through kissing (1-2 minutes) and unprotected blow job and unprotected cunnilingus? Would a coinfection slow down the immune systems' ability to produce antibody? I only got the first 2 shots of the 3...
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