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Hiv And Bronchitis
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Ask the Experts
BronchitisWhen does Bronchitis generally occur in the course of HIV infection? 1 year, 2 years, or 5+ years? Thanks....
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
Bronchitis is a nonspecific infection that affects millions of people a year that are not HIV infected. Thus, it could occur at any time during HIV infectionMH...
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infrctions/sinusitis/bronchitisI have had a sisnus and bronchitis for over a month, I am taking Atripla, I have been pos for 20... Read more »Chronic BronchitisI have read in many places that chronic bronchitis is associated with a weakened immune system.... Read more »
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Conference Update From IAS 2011: Medication NewsAmong the usual conference suspects were drugs, drugs, and drugs! Here are some of the findings on how HIV drugs compare to one another: Experimental Elvitegravir Stacks Up Against Isentress In an advanced Phase 3 study, elvitegravir was found... 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 »
HIV Treatment 101Forget what you've heard about treatment for HIV. HIV treatment in 2009 is a world away from what it was even two years ago. Important new medications and older, proven medications can now be taken less frequently with reduced side effects. ... Read more »
Getting Informed About HIVWhat Is HIV Disease? Simply put, HIV disease is a disease of the immune system, although it can affect other parts of the body like the brain or kidneys. HIV ( human immunodeficiency virus ) causes disease because it gets into immune cells --... Read more »
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Bronchitis and Sinuses
Posted by Anonymous
I have read in several places that Sinus infections and Bronchitis is prevelant in HIV+ people. Does anyone have any idea when this would occur?Read more » Recurrent bronchitis and rashes and colds
Posted by rustychaucer5968
I just had bronchitis like three weeks ago and I was prescribed antibiotics. It began to go away, but I got the cold again! And more Post nasal drip, plus, I was smoking cigarettes. Now my chest and back are hurting again! I still have the cold...
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Bronchitis
Posted by sadface, 3 Replies
Hi to my family of friends...GAWD, I have been down a week with bronchitis..ug! I just started meds for it, ( I was in denial, thought it was "just" a cold) And of course I went back to thinking..do I have HIV? It will be a year in December since... Read more » Bronchitis
Posted by rustychaucer5968
Hello,I read that different labs around the united states have different standards and results of the ELISA test. Some labs are liberal or conservative on how they read the ELISA results because it is display by a numerical value. I have been tested... Read more »
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