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How Does Exercise Help Hiv
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Can nutrition and exercise help improve HIV-related neuropathy?Some background about me: I was diagnosed with HIV/AIDS in April of this year, a late-stage diagnosis with CD4 <50. My count is still <50 but I have recently started Atripla. In the past 2 months I have also been treated for PCP and...
Response from Nelson Vergel, B.S.Ch.E., M.B.A.
Program for Wellness Restoration
Peripheral Neuropathy (PN) can be caused by HIV or by medications like Zerit (D4T). You are not taking Zerit. PN can be confused with other issues, so it is good to see a neurologist to get it diagnosed.PN can improve as health improves and/or...
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nutrition exercise and hiv positivehi. I have heard people say hiv positive people should eat healthy, how does what one eats affect... Read more »HIV and strenuous exerciseDear Dr. Boyle, If someone is newly infected with HIV, with all of today's treatments, how... Read more »
Articles
Exercise and HIVTable of Contents What Is Exercise? Benefits of Exercise What Type of Exercise Is Right for You? What Is Exercise? Exercise is activity that you do on a regular basis (every day, or severaltimes a week) for the purpose of improving your... Read more »
Exercise and HIVWhy Is Exercise Important? What Are the Advantages of Exercise? What Are the Risks of Exercise? Exercise Guidelines for People With HIV The Bottom Line For More Information Why Is Exercise Important? Exercise cannot control or fight HIV... Read more »
Increased Evidence Finds Exercise Beneficial to HIV-Positive People, Sacramento Bee ReportsAn increasing amount of evidence is finding that exercise can improve the health of HIV-positive people and reduce the risk of AIDS-related illnesses by increasing muscle mass and improving heart and lung endurance, the Sacramento Bee reports.... Read more »
Exercise and HIV/AIDSAIDS Treatment Initiatives -- HIV/AIDS Buyers Club 139 Ralph McGill Boulevard NE, Suite 305 Atlanta, Georgia 30308-3311 Phone: (404) 659-AIDS; Toll-Free: (888) 874-4845 Spring is here and summer approaches! Go outside and garden, walk a dog, wash... Read more »
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help understanding HIV?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I am a gay male who was religious about getting HIV tests. I know the earlier it is detected the better. However, I was recently diagnosed and was even more shocked to discover my cd4 was 220 and my viral load was 79,000. I had been tested almost a...
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Have I Gone from HIV to AIDS? HELP!!!!
Posted by CLT, 4 Replies
I will keep my story pretty short. March 20th 2006 I found out I was positive. My CD4 was 336 and my viral load was 55,000.August 14th I take some more labs and had not been able to go back to the doctor until today October 30th. I found out my CD4... Read more » My boyfriend has HIV, help please?
Posted by lovethesun, 1 Reply
My boyfriend found out about a month ago hes HIV positive. We didn't start going out until about a week ago, so we haven't even kissed yet. I know for a fact that we won't be having sex anytime soon, so that's not a concern. Is there anything I...
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Exercise and HIV
Posted by Anonymous
I'm currently writing an article on exercise, yoga, and HIV and would be interested in speaking with people who are exercising and trying to maintain their weight, lose weight, deal with lipodystrophy, or who are nervous about wasting. The article...
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