Hiv And Eye Problems

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hiv and eye problems

I have been recently diagnosed with hiv, and since then I have had intermittant times when my eyes become irritated/watery and/or sort of scratchy. I have no vision problems, and this does not happen during specific activities i.e. driving,compter...

Response from Keith Henry, M.D.

University of Minnesota, School of Medicine

Eye symptoms as you describe are most often due to non-HIV causes. For patients with lower CD4 counts (< 200) we generally get a good baseline eye exam to look for HIV-related eye problems. Symptoms as you describe are often due to allergic... Read more »

Hiv pos.. eye problem

Iam hi pos but thanks to meds i am undetectible and t cells 480, My question is on one of my eyes i... Read more »

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chronic eye problems in newly-acquired HIV

Is chronic conjunctivitis, which is not responsive to anti-bacterial ointments or over the counter... Read more »

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Eye sight

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

Has any one experienced problems with their eyesight as one of the ARS symptoms?

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eye pain

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

Hello people, I have a questions, i have been mild eye pain/pressure for a few weeks now. I dont think its sinuses but i dont know. its kinda behind the eye. No vision problems or anything like that. I remember reading somewhere that this might be a... Read more »

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