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Hiv Ars Rash
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fear of hiv 2 -ars rash 18 yrs agoI am the best friend of someone who has worried for almost 15 years about a rash she developed 18-19 years ago that sounds like the ars rash: it was on her entire front torso for 2 wks. had many red oval blotchy shaped patches with pits of dark red...
Response from Ewald Horwath, M.D.
University of Miami School of Medicine
Your friend has a severe anxiety disorder. I'm glad to hear that she is seeing a psychiatrist.The HIV test that she had should have settled her concerns if they were going to respond to reality, but her emotions are overpowering the facts....
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Itchy rash Vs Non Irch Rash in ARSOne question Dr. that I hope you can answer: Can you tell us why the Rash associated with ARA... Read more »Persistent (Chronic) ARS RashDear Experts,Can HIV-related rash take as long as 1.5 - 2 months to disappear? Is this usual? Or... Read more »
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ARS Rash
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Can a HIV rash return 7 months later on the chest?I had this same rash and swollen nodes in my neck 7 months ago it went away in a week or so and now it has returned. I am wondering about ARS? Would the same symptoms return after so many months... Read more » ARS Rash
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Is it possible for the rash to appear 1 week after a possible exposure (unprotected cunnilungus on the clitoris). It went across my neck at the front and was itchy as hell for a couple of days, and then went away after a week.Read more » ARS rash-HELP!
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Can someone please describe this rash? I had a rash and went to doc and he said it was tinea versicolor. Could the two things be confused???? HELP!!! Read more » Advertisement
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