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Is Fatigue A Sign Of HIV
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FatigueThe Bottom Line Fatigue is a very common condition for people with HIV. Untreated fatigue can make HIV disease progress faster. It can be very difficult to figure out the cause of fatigue. Several different factors can cause the same symptoms. Blood tests can identify some causes but not others. The more information you can give your health care provider, the easier it will be to determine what is causing your fatigue and how to treat it.
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normal fatigue and re normal fatigueHi Dr. Bob. I read through some of your answers to questions on fatigue, but had a hard time finding any dealing with a situationa like mine. I've been HIV+ for 11 years,and have been through many of the different drug therapies more due to...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi Steve,Don't you just hate it when other folks tell us we're supposed to feel terrible just because we have HIV? What's "normal" about progressive fatigue? No, my friend, it is not "just a normal part of the HIV...
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Pregnancy with indeterminate hiv results (resubmitted from the fatigue and anemia forum)I am 12 weeks pregnant and my hiv test came back positive but inconclusive. I asked my doctor if I was givin the western blot test and they said no that is why they sent me some where else. I went to that place yesterday and they werent even going...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello,Unfortunately there is no way for me to know exactly what tests were run based on the limited information provided. What I can tell you is that HIV-screening tests are far too often inappropriately ordered (wrong test) and incorrectly...
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XMRV worse than HIV? (XMRV, 2011) (XMRV AND CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME, 2011)Dear Doctor, Could you please inform regarding XMRV?As I understand it is a virus that kills CD4 as HIV and will kill you if not treated.. Correct?...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi.Here's the latest on XMRV. See informationa and link below. Dr. Bob<a href="http://www.thebody.com/Forums/AIDS/SafeSex/Q212990.html">Dr Bob Greetings, i have tested positive for XMRV Jan 12, 2011</a>2 Studies Examine...
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Chronic fatigue and HIV (CAUSES OF HIV-ASSOCIATED FATIGUE, 2010) (PROVIGIL, 2010)I tested poz Jan. 97 and have been and remain "HIV+ asyptomatic". However, as time has progressed, as I've aged (I'm 46 years old now), and as I've had to add medications to my HIV meds for HIV and HIV medication side...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi J in NYC,HIV-associated fatigue is extremely common. That's why we have an entire expert forum devoted to the topic! The cause of HIV-associated fatigue often turns out to be multifactorial. That means there are several contributing...
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