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Is Rectal Bleeding A Symptom Of AIDS
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Rectal Bleeding... very scared PLEASE HELP!! DR.BHello DR.Bob... I have a very short question... Does HIV cause Rectal Bleeding? Or can it be a sign of seroconversion? I had anal sex about 2 months ago, the condom popped. did not have any bleeding then but 1 month later had some bleeding, then...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello,Rectal bleeding is not a sign of HIV seroconversion or symptom of HIV disease. The only reason for concern is that your condom failed. Consequently you have some degree of risk of contracting various STDs, including HIV. An HIV test at the...
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Bleeding rectal ulcersMy wife has been dealing with this problem for a year now, and it appears we are no nearer to a... Read more »Rectal BleedingGreetings, I'm 30yrs old, been HIV+ for 5yrs. For the past 2 months I have been experiencing... Read more »
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"The Rectal Revolution Is Here": Getting to the Bottom of Rectal MicrobicidesIf condoms are over 90 percent effective, when used constantly and consistently, in preventing the spread of HIV, then why do we need more options in our prevention toolbox? Why aren't condoms working? This very blunt question was posed by Jim... Read more »
High Levels of Maraviroc in Rectal Tissue Fail to Protect Macaques From SIV Transmission Following Rectal ExposureA poster from the group responsible for key animal PK studies looking at tenofovir and/or FTC for PrEP presented a poster with disappointing findings with maraviroc. These results are important given the investigational use of maraviroc in... Read more »
HIV News & Views: Obama (Barely) Mentions AIDS; Choosing the Right Pharmacy; the Rectal Revolution; and MoreHIV News & Views, February 14, 2013 - TheBody.com February 14, 2013 Top Stories at TheBody.com Read Past Newsletters Change/Update Subscription Sex, Love & TheBody.com Blog Central HIV Treatment... Read more »
Intermittent Oral PrEP May Be as Effective as Daily Oral PrEP for Prevention of Rectal HIV Transmission, Macaque Study SuggestsThere's nothing like hearing the results of studies directly from those who actually conducted the research. In this interview, you'll meet one of these impressive HIV researchers and read his explanation of a study he presented at CROI 2009. My... Read more »
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Vaginal Bleeding
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Is Bleeding a symptom of HIV or Aids ? in the Vagina or Penis
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Nose Bleeds?
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Could frequent nose bleeds be a sign of HIV infection, or are they common amongst people with HIV/AIDS?Read more » Breakthrough bleeding
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At 2 weeks after i began to have symptoms sore throat, cough, lung infection, light headed. 2 months after a possible infection i began to have black stool. I then got Bronchitis @ 2 months. Since then i have been having burning in mouth, a single...
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