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My Hair Sheds Too Much Is That A Early Sign Of Hiv
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Meds Early to Shed Virus?Hello.First, thanks for an excellent site.I was sexually assaulted in January of 2006. I started medicine in February of 2006. Truvada and Sustiva.The highest viral load I have had was 1,500, with a CD4 count of 500. That was in January, by...
Response from David Wohl, M.D.
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
It sounds like you had a detectable viral load in January but at a low level of 1500. After that you started HIV meds. Subsequently your viral load is down to undetectable and your ELISA remains negative.It sounds like you probably did acquire HIV...
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hiv and early warning signsare there any kind of early warning signs such as serious stomach problems?... Read more »Not sure if early signs hivOn Sept. 22, 2002 had sex with a male that stated to me he was HIV- for sure, so I had unprotected... Read more »
Articles
Many U.K. Physicians Missing Early Signs of HIV, Group SaysAs many as 50% of early-stage HIV cases are being missed by physicians in the United Kingdom, largely because they overlook symptoms that are flu-like in nature, the National AIDS Trust said recently, BBC News reports. According to NAT, people... Read more »
Studies Shed New Light on HIV Epidemic in IndiaTwo studies supported by the National Institute of Allergy and InfectiousDiseases (NIAID) provide important new information about the HIV/AIDS epidemicin India, the country with the single largest number of HIV-infectedpersons inthe world. One study... Read more »
Bipartisan Group of Representatives Introduces Early Treatment for HIV Act in HouseRep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and a bipartisan group of more than 70 cosponsors on Thursday introduced the Early Treatment for HIV Act (HR 3859 ), which would allow states to expand Medicaid coverage to low-income HIV-positive people who have not yet... Read more »
Early HIV Treatment Reduces Death, Likelihood of TB, Study Finds"Early treatment for HIV cuts patients' risk of death by about 75 percent," according to a study conducted in Haiti and published Thursday in the New England Journal of Medicine , Bloomberg Businessweek reports. The study also demonstrated that... Read more »
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Early signs of HIV infection - article in Genre
Posted by ScotCharles, 2 Replies
Genre magazine has an excellent article in the April 2006 issue on the early signs of HIV infection. Check it out.
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Salivary Gland Infection - Early Sign of HIV ?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Has anyone ever heard of a salivary gland infection being an earlysign ( 7-10 weeks after oral exposure ) of HIV ? Read more » nodule on Parotid Papillae early sign of HIV?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hello people,First i'd like to say that The Body is a great site and i think it has many visitors from outside the US. So do i from Holland. I'm suffering whith the following problem: In august 2001 I have had protected oral and latex protected... Read more » Early signs of HIV infection
Posted by ScotCharles
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000603.htm
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