How To Treat Constipation And Hiv

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constipation followed by diarrhea

A patient taking AZT+3TC+NEV complains of early satiety, indigestion and constipation for around 5 days then watery diarrhe for around 3 days. This repeats cyclically for the last six months. How to treat?...

Response from Keith Henry, M.D.

University of Minnesota, School of Medicine

Cycling from constipation to diarrhea is also seen in many people in the general populations (can be due to irritable or functional bowel syndrome, food intolerance such as milk or gluten products, a wide range of infections, side effects from drugs... Read more »

Constipation..."miracle cure"

You asked about my HIV stats...I have been HIV poz for 27yrs & Aids 18yrs & you are right... Read more »

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Atripla constipation?

I am a 43 year old male diagnosed HIV+ in 11/03. Ive been taking Sustiva & Truvada, now Atripla... Read more »

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Posted by Jet, 3 Replies

Recently a toxoplasma infection got me admitted to the hospital and the test result of my blood came HIV+.(First time with a CD4 COF 130.oN MY DISCHARGE DAY,i was pricribed Adiazine,daraprim,Losec,leucovorin and dexametozone which till now is... Read more »

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treating hiv holistic healthwise

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anyone involved treating hiv with herbology,using colloidal silver regime or other w/good results Read more »

People treated very early may be "prime candidates" for HIV cure studies

Posted by ashler1977, 1 Reply

Very early antiretroviral treatment limits the size of HIV reservoir

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