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How High Is The Hiv Fever
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Ask the Experts
high fever, rash, head hurtsbeen on same HIV drugs for 3 years, have very low engery, head hurts bad, have small blister rash all over my body. what could be happening?...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
You need an overall clinical assessment since many HIV and non-HIV conditions can be causing your symptoms (such as hormone problems, anemia, herpes or drug rashes). KH...
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Frequent swellings in armpits, which bring high feverI have an HIV/AIDS patient who keeps getting swellings in armpits, that come with high fever. These... Read more »acute retroviral infection: low or high fever?Please tell me whether a high fever of 101.6 can be a symptom of acute retroviral infection. I... Read more »
Articles
Rapid HIV Antibody Testing May Have Limitations in a Population With High Incidence of HIVMy name is Dr. Joanne Stekler. I'm an acting assistant professor at the University of Washington. I also work for Public Health Seattle and King County. This is a poster entitled "Limitations of HIV Antibody Testing in a Population with a High... Read more »
3/16: Implementation Fever: Making Health Reform and the National HIV/AIDS Strategy Tools of HIV Prevention JusticeJoin us Wednesday March 16 for an HIV PJA Strategy Webinar: Implementation Fever: Making Health Reform & the NHAS Tools of HIV Prevention Justice Wednesday March 16, 2011 @ 3:30 p.m. ET/2:30 p.m. CT/1:30 p.m. MT/12:30 p.m. PT Click here... Read more »
Health Care Reform, HIV Prevention Initiatives, and HIV CriminalizationMaterials now available from the 3/16 HIV PJA Strategy Webinar: Implementation Fever -- Making Health Reform & NHAS Tools for Prevention Justice. The three-part agenda included a health care reform update, information on new National HIV/AIDS... Read more »
Allergy StrategiesI've got seasonal allergies and I've got HIV. Is there anything I should know about dealing with my springtime bout of sniffles, congestion and weepy eyes? -- P.H., Summerside, P.E.I. Ryan Cooper, M.D. Physician, Northern Alberta HIV Clinic... Read more »
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Got a high fever
Posted by Anonymous, 5 Replies
Hi guys. Im really scared. My last risk exposure was 3 weeks ago and i started having stomach problems and last night i had a fever of 102.5. I have never gotten such a high fever ever since i can remember. i still have nausea and i cant eat and the...
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No Fever?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
since up to 90-95% of ars victims experience high fever, wouldn't it be reasonable to assume that other symptoms like rash, sore throat, swollen lymph nodes, possible thrush could be ruled out as ars symptoms if not accompanied by a high fever? or...
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no fever? no ars?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
i have not had a fever yet. does this mean i am not experiencing ars?Read more » Fevers
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
How common is it to get a fever after you get infected? Would it normally be a high fever? Another website I was on stated that fever was predominantly present during the conversion phase where you show symptoms?-Carl Read more »
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