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Laryngitis And Pharyngitis With Hiv
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Severe pharyngitis after possible HIV exposureHi. 2 months after having brief anal sex with a guy I didn't really know, I developed severe recurrent sore throats with white spots, headache and fever. The sore throats were so bad I ended up having a tonsillectomy. The doctor diagnosed me...
Response from Judith Feinberg, M.D.
University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine
Pharyngitis is indeed common after acquiring HIV but it should appear earlier than 2 months post-exposure. If you're worried, get tested....
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:( worried sick..Laryngitis a symptom of HIV??Hello Dr. Holodniy..I had a risky sexual encounter (condom broke so he took it off during sex)... Read more »Joint Pains, pharyngitis, joint painsI had a severe nick at a barber while being shaved which resulted in bleeding (the razor was not... Read more »
Articles
Israel -- Pharyngeal Gonorrhea in Female Sex Workers: Response to a Single 2-g Dose of AzithromycinCiting a sharp increase in the incidence of gonorrhea in Tel Aviv, Israel, since 1999, the authors noted that nearly one-half of interviewed patients admitted contracting the infection from a sex worker. In two-thirds of cases, oral sex (fellatio)... Read more »
STD Screening of HIV-Infected MSM in HIV ClinicsThe researchers undertook the current study to determine whether providers who care for HIV-positive men who have sex with men (MSM) are following national guidelines that recommend asymptomatic routine STD screening for patients with HIV. ... Read more »
STD Screening of HIV-Infected MSM in HIV ClinicsNational guidelines recommend asymptomatic routine STD screening for HIV-positive patients. The researchers undertook the current study to learn whether these guidelines are being followed by providers caring for HIV-positive men who have sex with... Read more »
Primary HIV InfectionPrimary HIV infection (PHI) refers to the period of time immediately after initial infection, which is characterized by a prolific phase in viral replication (sometimes up to one million copies of virus) and an acute drop in the CD4 count. However,... Read more »
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Laryngitis
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hello, all. Would laryngitis possible occur during ARS as part of the sore throat? Anyone heard of this happening?Read more » Got my HIV test...
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
[quote] I had unprotected sex back in Nov 18 2005 and have felt fine till 2/18/06..when I got the flu, pharyngitis and laryngitis. I took Tamiflu and Omnicef and started feeling fine till 3/1/06 and I have had a mild sore throat since then, but not...
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Pharyngitis vs. a Sore Throat
Posted by Anonymous
Hi all,I had a low risk exposure 4 1/2 weeks ago. Yesterday I developed a sore throat and today a rough, dry cough and have lost my voice. Does this sound like ARS? I have hear that pharyngitis is a common part of ARS but I'm not sure if that is... Read more » pharyngitis
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Dear Forum:I have had a sore throat for 3 weeks. It feels very dry and I have phlem and mucus on the back of my throat. I can even get it off with a Q-tip but it comes back. Im worried cause I have no symptoms of a cold or flu, and neither of my two... Read more »
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