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Hiv And Dark Spotting
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Ask the Experts
HIV+ Female genitalia (Lymph nodes) tender swollen dark spotsI'm white HIV+ female for over 6 years and am having swollen lymph nodes on my upper genitals, the spots are tender and turned dark. What is happening and will this change back to the normal color?...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
The course of what happens to the described lymph nodes depends on the cause. An evaluation/biopsy would often be helpful at sorting out the diagnosis and whether any treatment would be recommended. KH...
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Dark spotsI started getting darkspots on my arms and then got really sick. I found out that I was HIV postive... Read more »dark spots on my skinHi there,I am living with HIV and have been 5 years now. I started the meds late last year, I am... Read more »
Articles
Washington: Too Many Remain in Dark About HIV FactsIn a bid to boost AIDS awareness and possibly raise money for HIV research, two HIV-positive men will walk from Spokane to Seattle later this summer. From there, they will embark on a six-month trek across the United States, with the goal of... Read more »
California: HIV Study Calls for Volunteers With Dark HairAn upcoming San Francisco-based study will attempt to use samples of participants' hair as a tool for gauging HIV treatment adherence. In the "Strand Study," researchers from the city Department of Public Health (SFDPH) and University of... Read more »
Who's Teaching HIV in School? 17 States Still in Dark AgesHIV is still invisible in many U.S. schools. New York City announced today that for the first time in almost 20 years, it will require public school students to take sex education classes. In doing so, NYC goes one step further than New York... Read more »
Speech by Stephen Lewis at the International AIDS Society ConferenceCape Town, South Africa --> In my younger days, decades upon decades ago, we were consumed by the threat of nuclear annihilation. The forces of darkness, East and West, seemed in the ascendance. The Doomsday clock inched its way to midnight. And... Read more »
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dark spots
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I seem to remember that a symptom was a dark spot on the face that would not go away, is this true, if so what are the details ? Read more » Spot on tongue
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Hi:Anyone ever heard of chancre appearing on tongue as possible site of HIV infection. was given head from a guy and his wife and she kissed me once. About 5 weeks later had little white chancre appear on tongue then really bad sinus infection,... Read more » Dark Stool
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Over the past week, I've noticed that my stool has become extremely dark (almost black). Is that a symptom of this virus?
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The Dark Ages
Posted by Bear60, 1 Reply
This is right off AOL:Police Chief Accused of Denying Gay Man CPR By ALLISON BARKER, AP CHARLESTON, W.Va. (March 3) - A McDowell County police chief was accused in a federal lawsuit Thursday of stopping a would-be rescuer from performing CPR on a gay... Read more »
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