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Hiv Cough
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Hiv, fatigue, and...*cough*insanity?*cough*Hey Dr. Bob!Thanks for inviting me over to this forum - I'm still cackling over that letter from Dubya. Geez, is it '08 yet?I think I have a fatigue-related question. I'm a 25yo female, about to go in for more labs but the last ones...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello,Is HIV making you insane? Nah, anyone who laughs at my Dubya jabs is perfectly sane in my book. Now the folks who think Dubya's "New New Way Froward Part 2, The Surge" will work, they are the real whack jobs!HIV-related fatigue...
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HIV+ Person CoughingI was in a car talking with an HIV+ person, we both sit in the front, all windows closed. During... Read more »hiv/aids coughing up bloodI was diagnosed 13 yrs ago with AIDS, I am currently undectectable, however, I have had a very long... Read more »
Articles
Screening HIV-Positive Patients for TB in Resource-Poor SettingsThe "[a]bsence of all of current cough, fever, night sweats, and weight loss can identify a subset of people living with HIV who have a very low probability of having TB disease," write the authors of a PLoS Medicine study that used individual... Read more »
HIV-Negative Babies Born to HIV-Positive Mothers Have Weakened Ability to Fight Some Infections"Babies who are exposed to HIV at birth but don't become infected with the virus have lower levels of antibodies to diseases such as whooping cough, tetanus and pneumococcus," according to a study published in the Feb. 9 issue of the Journal of... Read more »
OIs and Co-Infections and STIs -- Oh, My!Now that powerful HIV medications can slow down the progression of HIV-related disease and even AIDS, more common illnesses (such as heart disease and cancer) have become a greater concern for people living with the virus. Still, some of the same... Read more »
Comments on the CDC's "Draft Guidelines for HIV Case Surveillance, Including Monitoring HIV Infection & AIDS"I. Introduction Resolution of the debate about whether to require the reporting of the names of those who test positive for HIV must turn on the actual usefulness of this information to provide a comprehensive picture of the HIV epidemic, which in... Read more »
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Dry COugh
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
HOW SEVERE IS THE DRY COUGH WITH HIV AT EACH STAGE ? WHAT ARE CAUSES OF A DRY COUGH ?
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Strange cough a symtomof ars?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
i have a cough that is wet with phlem during the day, but at night the cough is dry. could this be ars?Read more » dry cough
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
can anydody remember having a dry cough with ars so bad that you had to leave the room because of coughing so bad
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White Coating+sore throat+cough=ARS
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Its been 2 weeks today since exposure. I've been coughing and had a mild sore throat for the past week (dry cough). This morning woke up with white coating which rubbed off, but came back tonight. ARS?
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