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Night Sweats and Diabetes

Dear Doctor(s), Thank you for answering the many questions that we have regarding HIV infections and the medications we take to fight it. I too am wondering, "what causes night sweats?" I've been HIV+ for over sixteen years. I had...

Response from Keith Henry, M.D.

University of Minnesota, School of Medicine

Some patients get night sweats when they come on and of treatment for unclear reasons. For some it might involve changes in their immune status and the production and effects of various chemokines and other inflammatory or anti-inflammatory... Read more »

3 unadressed questions

Hello Rick-Below I have asked three questions that in your internet service I have found to be... Read more »

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hep c transmission (Guide to Hepatitis C for People Living With HIV)

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