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Interstitial Cystitis Std
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Interstitial CystitisI was working for a church oriented nursing home and they do not have to offer Cobra. I cannot afford the Hipaa Plan either, what am I going to do. I have a implanted pain pump that needs to be filled with morphine, how am I going to pay for this...
Response from Anne Donnelly
Public Policy Director, Project Inform
My heart goes out to you. I'm afraid really don't have many options for you. You can check out your state's insurance purchasing options at www.healthinsuranceinfo.net. I'm so sorry your state's HIPAA rates are skyhigh. I...
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Viread and urinary problemsIs it possible, by any stretch of the imagination, that Viread might cause or aggravate... Read more »Possible interstitial lung diseaseMy mom is a 54 years young, white Caucasian. She has had chest/lung pains for the past 3 months... Read more »
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Relationships Between Perceived STD-Related Stigma, STD-Related Shame and STD Screening Among a Household Sample of AdolescentsIndividuals' perceptions of STD-related stigma (negative societal attitudes toward STD infection) and expectations of STD-related shame (negative personal feelings) that would result from a positive test can be important barriers to STD testing.... Read more »
Effects on Sexual Behavior and STD Rate of Brief HIV/STD Prevention Interventions for African-American Women in Primary Care SettingsThe study authors tested the efficacy of brief HIV/STD risk-reduction interventions for African-American women in primary care settings. A total of 564 African-American women were recruited from a Newark, N.J., inner-city women's health clinic for... Read more »
Changes in Sexual Behavior and STD Prevalence Among Heterosexual STD Clinic Attendees: 1993-1995 Versus 1999-2000The researchers examined trends in sex behaviors and STD prevalence over time among heterosexual STD clinic populations from three urban US clinics. Using a cross-sectional analysis comparing baseline data on risk (self-reported) and STDs... Read more »
San Francisco: STD Testing Campaign for Gay Men Under WayFollowing last year's successful campaign to promote STD testing among gay men, a team of San Francisco health advocates is once again calling for a "spring cleaning" during the month of April. The drive is the brainchild of Castroguys, a group of... Read more »
Connect With Others
A pos test for HIV, STD could mean another STD too
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
If you've tested positive for AIDS HIV or an STD it could mean there's another STD too. Get the standard STD clinic tests from a medical center clinic or your doctor.Read more » STD testing
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
How long do I have to wait to test for other STD's besides HIV?Read more » http://www.medhelp.org/forums/STD/wwwboard.html
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http://www.medhelp.org/forums/STD/wwwboard.html
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STD question
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
hey does anyone know if a guy can get a STD (not HIV) from receiving unprotected oral sex. How about woman licking the guy's anal? Can the guy get a STD that way?
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