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Is Muscle Ache A Sign Of HIV
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Muscle aches and high TriglycrideFirst off I see a doctor in the VA because it's my only option and don't feel really confident in the things he does or doesn't say. I have also had issues with weight loss by 15% in the past and is about a stable decline of 1% couple...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
Increased triglycerides (3G) can be due to a variety of conditions (including many non-HIV related) but are somewhat sensitive to diet/exercise levels. HIV infection often increases 3G levels as well as lowering HDL levels (some improvement with...
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Muscle aches - HIV induced???Hey Doc what can I do? I am constantly tired but mostly achy. Not on any meds yet as I have good... Read more »Muscle aches - HIV induced???Upon further research I think your answer was not entirely correct. It seems HIV itself can cause... Read more »
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Muscle Aches and PainsSymptoms that can develop in the musculoskeletal system of PHAs include: muscle pains (myalgias) joint pains (arthralgias) muscle damage that can result in weakness and pain (myopathy) muscle cramping Some of the potential culprits that cause... Read more »
Stress Management and HIVTable of Contents Stress and HIV Signs of Stress Common Causes of Stress How to Decrease Stress Depression Other Tips for Reducing Stress Stress and HIV Everyone deals with a certain amount of stress every day. But if you are... Read more »
Pedal PowerIt's no easy ride. Even top cyclists are daunted by the numbers: almost 600 miles in one week. Thousands of dollars in pledges. Hundreds of hills, and too many aches and pains to count. Still, they ride. Thousands of cyclists sign up for annual... Read more »
Firearms and My Future"It doesn't interest me what you do for a living. I want to know what you ache for, and if you dare to dream of meeting your heart's longing. It doesn't interest me how old you are. I want to know if you will risk looking like a fool for love, for... Read more »
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STRANGE MUSCLE ACHES
Posted by michel2222, 2 Replies
Hello!After having unprotected vaginal sex with a woman of unknown HIV-status (though I doubt she had a history of high risk behaviour), the following happened: -After 1 month, I had a cold, which included severe sneezing and some coughing. It lasted... Read more » Muscles Aches
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I was googling around the internet and found the following info regarding muscles aches:"The symptoms can include pain and aching in the muscles, usually thighs and shoulders, as well as weakness, with difficulty when rising from a chair or reaching... Read more » SIGNS OF HIV
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
What are the first signs of H.I.V.(if exposed) during the first 8 weeks?
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Muscle aches and fatigue
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I am a 35yr old just diagnosed 1 year ago. I have such muscle aches it is hard for me to stand up straight some times and I am fatigued alot. Is there anybody out there that can help in my problems or anyone with ideas on how to deal with this?Read more » Advertisement
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