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Is Bronchitis An Ars Symptom
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Ask the Experts
Chronic BronchitisI have read in many places that chronic bronchitis is associated with a weakened immune system. Knowing that bronchitis is common with cold weather, I was curious if it is associated with ARS or does your immune system have to greatly weakend to see...
Response from Judith Feinberg, M.D.
University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine
It is not correct that chronic bronchitis is indicative of a weakened immune system, and it is not related to ARS....
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Symptoms of ARS?About 6 weeks ago, I had a possible exposure - deep kissing, protected receptive anal sex for... Read more »Symptoms Consistent with ARS...Is/Are There Such Thing/Things? (ARS SYMPTOMS, 2011)Dear Dr. Bob,I know you have pointed out again and again that symptoms are extremely unreliable in... Read more »
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Arkansas: Shelter Accused of HIV EvictionIn a complaint presented Friday to the Arkansas Fair Housing Commission, a homeless man says he was evicted from a Little Rock shelter because he has HIV. The complaint says Our House, which receives federal funds and provides long-term housing and... Read more »
South America: Access to AIDS Meds Drives Down MortalityAIDS mortality in Brazil, Chile, and Argentina has decreased greatly in the past decade due to programs providing universal free access to antiretroviral medications (ARVs). However, such programs may soon have to contend with rising prices for new... Read more »
AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAP) by StateAlabama 800-228-0469 Alaska 907-263-2050 Arizona 602-230-5838 Arkansas 501-661-2466 California 888-311-7632 Colorado 800-858-2437 Connecticut 800-238-2503 Delaware 302-739-3032 Dist. of Columbia 202-727-2500 ext. 9604... Read more »
Arkansas: Bill to Test Inmates for Diseases SnagsOn Thursday, Arkansas lawmakers shelved proposed legislation for testing inmates for HIV, tuberculosis, and syphilis before they leave prison. The Pubic Health, Welfare and Labor Committee voted 13-4 to table House Bill 1444 after questioning its... Read more »
Connect With Others
HELP--Early ARS Symptoms
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I'm a married mother of 3. Last weekend had unprotected sex (no ejaculation) as a one night stand. 3 days later had a yeast infection, sore throat and cough. My husband got a bronchial infection 2 days after that. 5 days post exposure have an...
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ARS symptoms always appear?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
If i had a risky exposure on July 5th, would i experience any symptoms by now if i were seroconverting to HIV+. I had an experience with a prostitute (protected) and immediately after i lost my appetite for about a week, i lost about 10lbs. But i...
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Can you have ARS symptoms but not have ARS?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I had symptoms of ARS infection...painful swollen neck glands, low grade fever, rash that lasted a month, clogged ears. My only risk factor is receiving a shot from a doctor 9 weeks before the symptoms showed themselves. Should I be tested? What... Read more »
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