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Low Body Temperature Am I Infected
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Low body temperature can be HIV infect ?Could you explain me? low body temperature can be HIV infect progress?Thanks for response...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
I don't believe that a low body temperature would increase HIV disease progression....
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Low Body Temperature QuestionI have heard conflicting information on this and wanted to ask your opinion. Some doctors have... Read more »HIV AND STRANGE BODY TEMPERATUREDear Doc. I am 43 ex competitive swimmer and tested + VL 35000 CD4 420 in October and since there I... Read more »
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HCV Survival in Syringes Affected by Syringe Type, Time and TemperatureBelow is the transcript of a press conference held at CROI 2010 on Feb. 19, in which Elijah Paintsil, M.D., F.A.A.P., of Yale University School of Medicine in New Haven, Conn., discusses a study he presented on the survival of hepatitis C virus... Read more »
Can Low-Dose Ritonavir Help Preserve Body Shape?The widespread availability of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) in high-income countries has greatly reduced deaths related to AIDS. HAART's benefits are so immense that researchers in these countries increasingly expect HIV positive... Read more »
Infection Control in the Correctional SettingIntroduction Infection Control Program and Infection Control Committee Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Blood Borne Pathogen (BBP) Exposures Post-Exposure Prophylaxis Isolation Concepts Culinary Services and Food Handlers Laundry ... Read more »
Ongoing HIV Infection Could Explain Low CD4 Counts Despite Undetectable Viral Loads, Study SuggestsOngoing HIV infection of CD4+ cells may be the reason why some individuals with undetectable viral loads exhibit poor CD4+ cell count responses, according to study results presented at ICAAC 2012. Researchers in Montpellier, France, used a qPCR... Read more »
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lower body temperature
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Does anyone with chronic infection notice that their body temperature tends to run lower all the time than what is considered normal?I wonder if this is related to the virus trying to keep the immune system from fighting back>Read more » body to body massage
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I went to a massagesalon and a woman gave me a body to body massage. With her hole body. I felt her genitals over my body, but not on my penis. I have a strange question, because I have hemorroids. Could her vaginal fluid touched my bottom so I...
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*LOW RISK: INFECTED, ALL MUST READ*
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
The ONLY logical explanation regarding INFECTED'S case, assuming his facts are uncompromised, refers to VIRAL LOAD. The higher someone's VIRAL LOAD, the far easier the disease is to transmit. There is an abundance of data to support this. With a...
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Temperature Question
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Asking probably a stupid question - but how do you know if you have a temperature? The day after a risky exposure, I bought one of those digital thermometers and was checking my temp about 30 times a day. Never went above 98.8 degrees. But, I...
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