Hiv Rashes On Stomach

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discharge, rash on the stomach

i constantly have dicharge it just wont go away and im pregnant but on treatment i now have developed a redish rash on my stomach , was shall i do ...

Response from Keith Henry, M.D.

University of Minnesota, School of Medicine

You need to see your HIV specialist and/or obstetrician to evalaute the discharge and stomach rash. KH... Read more »

HIV pos & breaking out with pimples on my back and stomach

I dont have problems with acne usually. I am breaking out with Painful pimples on my back and... Read more »

Response from Brian Conway, M.D. »

Stomach upset or Hiv

Dr, In your expirece with Acute viral Syndrome, does my symptoms sound like it. 4 days after... Read more »

Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C. »

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Gastrointestinal Problems and HIV

Gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms -- diarrhea, nausea, and stomach pain -- are among the most common problems that affect people with HIV. These symptoms can be challenging to sort out, as they can occur as side effects of HIV therapy and due to GI... Read more »

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 »

HIV/AIDS 101: The Three and Four Letter Acronyms

We have been living with bacteria and viruses since before homo became erectus . In fact, some bacteria are healthy and necessary for us to survive, like the ones that live in our stomachs and lower intestines that are helpful to our daily... Read more »

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HIV Rash..PLEASE answer ( JackieB)?

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

OK, here is my deal...I have had a small red/pinkish area with very small slightly raised red bumps on my stomach for a month. The whole area is about the size of a quarter. It does not itch, but does feel a bit irritated at times The red/pinkish... Read more »

Rash

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

Hi Folks, I am a tad concerned about an isolated rash on my stomach that occurred around two to four weeks after a possible exposure. I was in an intimate situation in which this guy's penis slipped in for about a minute. I excused myself and went... Read more »

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...

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Rash

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

I have a rash similar to the one described on some sites in association with acute HIV infection, its been there 4 weeks, it appeared nearly 2 weeks after encounter with a female work colleague. My doctor thinks its fungal, it appears on my stomach... Read more »

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