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Maculopapular Rash And Hiv
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erythematous maculopapular?What is this and is it hiv related? Does it just appear on the palms of hands and soles of the feet? Please answer. Thank you....
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related Services
I am not a doctor, so please see your doctor if you have any questions about symptoms that you are experiencing. You should also avoid any attempts to diagnose your symptoms on your own.I believe that you are referring to the type of rash that is...
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few red spot got me really worried. is this hiv rash?i was given blowjob two weeks ago. yesterday i noticed two small red spots on my skin.they were... Read more »hiv exposure, post exposure prophylaxis and rashhello,i'm a resident physician and was recently exposed to an HIV infected pt. i sustained a... Read more »
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Day 8 on Atripla: You Have a Rash on Your What?? (Video)This video blog is part of the series "My HIV Journey: Videos of My First Months on HIV Meds, and Where I Am Now." Check out a full list of entries in the series . On Day 7 of my HIV meds (Atripla), I broke out in a rash. The doctor says that it... Read more »
Skin RashTerms Used in This Fact Sheet Eosinophilia: an increased number of eosinophils, a type of white blood cell. Eosinophils are a part of the body's immune system that can damage healthy tissue if they malfunction. Non-nucleoside reverse... Read more »
Skin ProblemsMany people get a rash when they start taking antiretrovirals. Rashes can be caused by the following drugs: non-nucleoside analogues -- nevirapine (Viramune), delavirdine (Rescriptor) and efavirenz (Sustiva) the nucleoside analogue abacavir (alone... Read more »
Kenya Launches Campaign Against Child AbuseResponding to a rash of media accounts of horrific mistreatment of children, including the story of a man who murdered his teenage nephew with a pitchfork because the boy had HIV, the Kenyan government today announced the launch of a new campaign to... Read more »
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Erythematous maculopapular
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
What is erythematous maculopapular? I thought I read it possible marks on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet? Anyone heard of this and what causes it? Is it hiv related? Thanks and GOD BLess.Read more » What does HIV rash look like?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I am concerned about infection.Read more » HIV Rashes
Posted by Anonymous
Hello Friends,During the initial stages of HIV infection, one of the symptoms of seroconversion is development of rashes. What do these rashes look like ? For information I referred to a book in the British Council Library which says the following : "... Read more » Sunburn or Acute HIV Rash??????
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
Hi all and thanks for reading!I am a 31 y/o light skinned black female. I had unprotected sex with my boyfriend (38 y/o) of 3 months a little over a month ago. At this time I also had my regular localized minor acne episode on my face and I picked... Read more »
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