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Itchy Testicles Could I Have HIV
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HIV Expose and bizarre PEP treatmentI received oral sex (penis and anal) from a homeless woman whose HIV status is unknown. After 9 days of the exposure I went to see an internal medicine physician for testing. He told me that since the infection was recent he could give me a PEP of...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
...Hello,Your internal medicine physician told you what???? I'd strongly recommend you fire him immediately and find a more competent physician. Your current guy isn't doing you any
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Can Antibiotics taken after exposure delay seroconversion (ANTIBIOTICS AND HIV TESTING, 2010)Dr. Bob, I want to thank you for taking the time to answer my questions in the past. Unfortunately... Read more »Pain in testicles: STDs like chlamydia and herpes?Hello doctor,THis is in continuation to one of my previous emails in Nov. I had then expressed... Read more »
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HIV Monitoring Test Basics...test. A resistance test will tell you if your HIV has already become resistant to any HIV medications. How could this happen? The person you got HIV from may have been on HIV treatment and his or her virus may have become resistant to one or... Read more »
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worried of getting stabbed with hiv in my foot
Posted by worried1234, 3 Replies
...about my situation. i need to know if someone pricked you with a hiv infected syringe or needle,will there be blood coming out? i need to know will the injected spot sore ? if i want an all round test for hepatithis,hiv and any other possible...
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alcohol was involved
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
...week in a half along with headaches. i had no fever and no sore throat im at 4 weeks after incident. are these signs of hiv ????
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I spent so much time worrying
Posted by Anonymous, 12 Replies
...sexual relations with 21 men. Some protected, some not. I had an abortion when I was 20 and Genital Warts when I was 22. I got tested when a friend of mine announced she was pregnant. I have wanted to have a child for a long time, and finally...
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So many symptoms, still negative
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
...We have listed many resources in the links and files sections and many of us have gone to the CDC, NIH and other centers for testing. I created this board because anyone with symptoms but testing negative are usually run of other boards and are...
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