Hemorrhoids And Hiv

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hemorrhoids and hiv

is there an increased incidence of hemorrhoids in hiv positive people? i have a lump in my rectum which i believe to be a hemorrhoid, and was wondering if there was anything i needed to know in dealing with it?...

Response from Judith Feinberg, M.D.

University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine

Hemorrhoids are common, period. However, it isn't wise to assume that a lump in the rectum is hemorrhoids. It could also be a wart or cancer. Please see your doctor for a definitive diagnosis.... Read more »

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Dear Expert,

I am new to this forum! Firstly, I would like to express my gratitude to all of you!

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Last June 4, while traveling, I decided that I would try other sexual experiences (anal sex) and got into contact with a male prostitute. Long story short, there was some roleplay on his part, some very light biting (no blood... Read more »

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Well, I need some help on this one,

Can blood in stool be a sign of HIV infection (early infection) ?

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Another symptom - an enlarged prostate. How many of you guys out there have had this symptom? I felt a slight swelling situation around my anus, investigated, and felt a skin covered golfball inside. Jeez!!! I know the best advice is to see a... Read more »

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