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Itchy Balls Worried It Could Be Ars
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Master worried....MR itchy balls and your friend. back once againDear Dr. BOB,IT has been a long time since I have feared HIV. But its back. As much as i know about HIV I should not be worrying about this biut a smack in the head is what i need most. On thursday the boys dragged me to s strip club. I was being...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello Itchy Balls,Make that "25" for zero risk. Need I say more?Stay well, and go see a dermatologist about the "fking itchy scratchy balls" thing. O.K.?Dr. Bob...
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Very worried about ARS symptoms.Hello Dr. BobAbout 10 days ago I had sex with a "masseuse." I was careful to continue... Read more »Itchy rash Vs Non Irch Rash in ARSOne question Dr. that I hope you can answer: Can you tell us why the Rash associated with ARA... Read more »
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What's Next?Okay, so after days, weeks, or months of worrying that you might have been infected with HIV, you've taken your 3-month test and are sitting in a room with a counselor who looks at you with basset-hound eyes and tells you the bad news. Besides going... Read more »
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follow for worried like u about ars
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
the cough is not dry during the day but at night it is dry. it has been almost 8 weeks since exposure. i took a 25 day elisa negative and a 28 day pcr negative. this cough/cold started seven weeks after exposure. so i am hoping i did not get...
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worried itchy bumps
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
hi i dont know where to start. My worry is coming from the fact that i was raped eight months ago. After this happened i decided not to tell anyone, especially my husband. I made this decision because i was out with friends partying when this...
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symptoms after ars
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
hi all! i c many people are worrying about the ars. i know it varies, but as a general rule, what happens after ars, and how long does the ars last? is it common to develop symptoms of hiv/aids after the ars, or within 2-3 months. i hope somebody...
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a few questions on ARS
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
What does the rash like? Do all ARS's get a fever? Is a sore throat on its own anything to be worried about? are mouth ulcers a symptom?Many thanks Read more »
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