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Living With Hiv And Lupus
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living with lupus and hivim positive with hiv and hep b and my doctors suspect that i have lupus as well how can i find out more....
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
Lupus can be seen in HIV+ patients. There are a number of blood tests and examination findings that can lead to a diagnosis of lupus. Your HIV specialist and/or an immunologist/rheumatologist can often make the diagnosis after a full evaluation....
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"HIV2 and LUPUS"I was diagnosed with Discoid Lupus 2 years ago while my partner has just been diagnosed with HIV2... Read more »Treatment for Lupus/HIV Co-infectionWhat is proper treatment for a man who has Lupus and AIDS? He began triple combination therapy... Read more »
Articles
Beyond Disability: Am I Ready to Go Back to Work?Improved HIV treatments are allowing many people to live longer, healthier lives. Some people who gave up their jobs because of their illness may now be feeling well enough to consider returning to work. The idea of re-entering the workforce can... Read more »
Maine HIV/AIDS Housing Facility to Close, Cites Declining Demandhe only assisted living facility in Maine that cares specifically for HIV-positive people, Peabody House, will close by the end of the year because of declining demand, officials at the Frannie Peabody Center said Tuesday, the Portland Press... Read more »
Florida Ministers to Create Center for Homeless HIV/AIDS PatientsPhil Polson and Paul Ciucci say they are on a mission from God. They hope to take possession of the former Cabot Point assisted living facility in Bradenton, Fla., and convert it, by the first of the year, into transitional housing for 78 of the... Read more »
HIV & Me: A Woman's Guide to Living With HIV: HIV in Women and Men: What's the Difference?It's true that HIV doesn't discriminate. It's also true that HIV treatment works just as well in women as in men. However, there are differences between men and women when it comes to living with HIV -- in fact, living with HIV as a woman can often... Read more »
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Lupus and HIV testing
Posted by Kate808, 2 Replies
Today the doctor diagnosed me with lupus. Would lupus delay antibody production or cause false negatives?
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Lupus affect hiv testing
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
If you had lupus and never been diagnosed becasue it may not be that severe could it still cause you to seroconvert late? Is so how late and would a 3 month test give you a false negative, false positive, or intermediate?
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SCARED!!!LUPUS OR HIV
Posted by confusedhl85
BACK IN EARLY DECEMBER I HAD UNPROTECTED SEX ! SINCE THEN IVER DEVELPEOPED A RASH THAT COMES AND GOES WITHIN A A FEW HOURS TO A DAY OVER THE PAST MONTH FEW PIMPLES HERE AND THERE AND HIVES ON MY FORE ARMS . I HAVE A SEVER COUGH HAD IT FOR OVER A...
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Living With HIV Not Dying With HIV:
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
Living With HIV Not Dying With HIV: I am a 32yr old GWM living with Hiv for the past eight years i have tried the drugs with no success and then i went the natural way and viral load has been... Read more »
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