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Hiv And Eye Spot
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yellow spots on eyesHi,I was wondering if small yellow spots on the eye itself could be a symptom of HIV. Can contacts cause this?...
Response from Judith Feinberg, M.D.
University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine
Small yellow spots on the eyes doesn't sound like HIV. I don't know if contacts can cause this-- you should check with an optometrist or an opthalmologist (eye doctor)....
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Red Spot appearing in eyeHello docs. I have been hiv pos for 10yrs and have been on many meds which has resulted in alot of... Read more »tiny pimple like red spots around my eyesIm a 40 year old male who first tested HIV+ in November 2007, with a CD4% of 11% and VL of 56000.... Read more »
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How to Spot HIV/AIDS FraudWhat Is HIV/AIDS Fraud? Warning Signs of an HIV Fraud Common Sense About Unproven Treatments Questions You Should Ask Take Your Time; Check It Out The Bottom Line What Is HIV/AIDS Fraud? HIV fraud is the promotion, advertisement, or... Read more »
Maryland: City Offers New HIV Testing; Procedure Detects Virus Earlier, Could Identify "Hot Spots" Where It Is SpreadBaltimore's switch from conventional HIV antibody testing to RNA-based testing could help authorities diagnose new cases more quickly, aiding prevention efforts. Dr. Joshua Sharfstein, the city's health commissioner, said the more sophisticated test... Read more »
South Africa: Western Cape to Target HIV Hot Spots After SurveyThe latest survey of the Western Cape's 25 health districts shows that while overall HIV prevalence fell slightly last year, an uptick was detected in several areas. In 2006, prevalence ranged from 3.9 percent in the Little Karoo to 32.7 percent in... Read more »
HIV in America: Studies Zero in on Trouble SpotsSophisticated mapping and medical record technologies can help target AIDS-related resources to those who need it most, according to several studies presented at the 2011 National HIV Prevention Conference in Atlanta. Dr. Jonathan Mermin, director... Read more »
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White spots on eyes
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I've just tested positive. I've read somewhere that white spots over eyes (vision) is somethign related to it but cant find the page I seen it on.Does anyone know anything on this? Would really apprechiate any help Read more » OCD, eye, and HIV
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Dear all,I am 30 years old and suffer from OCD. Contamination fears and everything. Here is what happened last saturday. I was at a laundromat washing my clothes. I went to the bathroom and washed my hands. I used a lot of soap because of my... Read more » Wool spots or floaters!!!
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
To tell people that floaters or wool spots are nothing is BS! HIV retnopathy can occur very early in the infection
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spots
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hey. First i want to say that my risk was really low(licked a girl's pussy, tho i had a blister on my lip), and it was 2 months ago. I did not suffer any symptoms except for these spots. about 30 days after exposure a redish spot the size of a...
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