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Hiv Rash On Neck
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rash on both sides of my necki have a rash on both sides of my neck,im on atripla / med for 4 yrs and all ok.i feel normal etc.is this any kinda sign to worry about.thanks dublin...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
A new rash localized to the neck would be very unlikely to be related to the Atripla after 4 years of use or to HIV if stable and doing well (decent CD4 count and suppressed virus). KH...
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Day 8 on Atripla: You Have a Rash on Your What?? (Video)This video blog is part of the series "My HIV Journey: Videos of My First Months on HIV Meds, and Where I Am Now." Check out a full list of entries in the series . On Day 7 of my HIV meds (Atripla), I broke out in a rash. The doctor says that it... Read more »
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Rashes, rashes and more rashes...
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
OK...what does the rash associated with ARS appear as? Like an allergic reaction type rash or something real severe, and spread out over the body...Read more » HIV Rashes
Posted by Anonymous
Hello Friends,During the initial stages of HIV infection, one of the symptoms of seroconversion is development of rashes. What do these rashes look like ? For information I referred to a book in the British Council Library which says the following : "... Read more » What does HIV rash look like?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I am concerned about infection.Read more » HIV related rash.......Too worried....
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Hi all,1 mth ago ,I am tested non reactive to HIV1 and HIV2 ,that is 4-5mths after my protected virginal sex exposure. However,I have been getting 1-3 slight itchy small bumps(1mm) either on my chest,below my neck, calf,forearm,behind neck,near belly... Read more » Advertisement
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