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Hiv And Minocycline
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Alot of news recently of minocyclines anti hiv benefitsWas on minocycline for many years for acne, but have recently been switched to Doryx or doxycycline. My question is, are the two drugs close enough for me to still retain the anti hiv benefits? Its said the anti inflamation of the drug some how...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
Minocycline may have some beneficial effects for HIV related brain problems but data is scant at this point in our knowledge. It does have anti-inflammatory properties but the actual clinical benefit and long term safety remains unnown. More studies...
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gman a question mate
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hi Can acne pills like terecycline or minocin affecta false negative test or can this effect the boies production of antibodies tested neg out till 5 months and 3 weeks and 4 days? thanks gman Read more » Teeth Sensitivity
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
tested negative at 5 months and 6 months via elisa after a possible vaginal exposure. i did use a condom but who knows. Lately I've been having teeth sensitivity and am wondering if it could be hiv??? I have been taking doxyciline/minocycline post...
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Was concerned now concerned again
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Had an EIA (blood draw) @ 156 days (22 weeks) and @ 212 days (30 weeks) both negative. Had eye surgery on friday. doc said today I have swelling in my eye and it could be a bacterial infection. Gave me Minocycline and i am also using the drops I was...
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