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Hiv And Body Temperature
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Ask the Experts
can the hiv survive beyond the body temperature?It is possible for the hiv/aids virus to survive outside the human body temperature and if so, for how long does it take?...
Response from Eric Daar, M.D.
UCLA School of Medicine
There are several studies that have shown that virus can persist and be infectious outside of the body for hours or even days in a moist environment. Eric...
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HIV AND STRANGE BODY TEMPERATUREDear Doc. I am 43 ex competitive swimmer and tested + VL 35000 CD4 420 in October and since there I... Read more »Low body temperature can be HIV infect ?Could you explain me? low body temperature can be HIV infect progress?Thanks for response... Read more »
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HCV Survival in Syringes Affected by Syringe Type, Time and TemperatureBelow is the transcript of a press conference held at CROI 2010 on Feb. 19, in which Elijah Paintsil, M.D., F.A.A.P., of Yale University School of Medicine in New Haven, Conn., discusses a study he presented on the survival of hepatitis C virus... Read more »
HIV & Me: A Guide to Living With HIV for Hispanics - Step 1Once you find out that you are HIV positive, one of the most important things you can do is get informed. THE FACTS ABOUT HIV: There are hundreds of different kinds of viruses in the world. Some are just annoying, like the viruses that cause... Read more »
This Month in HIV: 2009 Update on Body Shape Changes and HIV/AIDSBody shape changes are some of the most frustrating complications of HIV and HIV medications. Whether it's the loss of cheeks or the sudden swollen midsection, people with HIV have been mostly dealing silently with these issues since there are few... Read more »
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lower body temperature
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Does anyone with chronic infection notice that their body temperature tends to run lower all the time than what is considered normal?I wonder if this is related to the virus trying to keep the immune system from fighting back>Read more » HIV resistance outside body
Posted by Anonymous
IS THE HIV VIRUS VERY FRAGILE AND DIES IMMEDIATELY ONCE OUTSIDE THE HUMAN BODYThe truth of the matter is that the HIV virus (the AIDS virus) is one of the hardiest viruses known to mankind. According to a study from the Pasteur Institute in Paris... Read more » Temperature Question
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Asking probably a stupid question - but how do you know if you have a temperature? The day after a risky exposure, I bought one of those digital thermometers and was checking my temp about 30 times a day. Never went above 98.8 degrees. But, I...
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outside the body
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Ok so experts please tell me how long HIV can last outside the body in a bodilyfluid or blood ? and is easy transferrable if outside the body at say 2-3 hours ?
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