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Nausea And Neuropathy
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Neuropathy & NauseaHi Doc, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE read this. I have tested NEGATIVE at 9,11,14(all ELISA) and 20(Oraquick) weeks.I also did the PCR testing which came back negative. But still I have symptoms of HIV. I am experiencing pain in my groin, enlarged...
Response from Brian Conway, M.D.
University of British Columbia
Although peripheral neuropathy can be associated with acute HIV infection, your serial test results (including the negative PCR test) effectively rule out HIV infection, especially from an exposure that occurred 20 weeks ago. I would not worry...
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Persistent nauseaI've been taking 100mg Norvir, 300mg Reyataz and Epzicom for nearly 3 months. Yet almost every... Read more »Fortovase & NauseaHi, I recently switched therapy from Sustiva/Videx/Zerit to Combivir/Fortovase. My results were... Read more »
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Headache, and Nausea, and Fatigue. Oh, My!Click on the name of each drug for further details , or refer to the manufacturer's package insert for a comprehensive list of potential drug side effects. Remember that side effects may or may not occur. Some are more common than others, and... Read more »
Peripheral NeuropathyIntroduction What Is Peripheral Neuropathy? What Causes It? Who Is at Risk? What Are the Symptoms? How Is It Diagnosed? How Do You Prevent It? How Do You Treat It? Concerns for People Over 50 What Can Help to Ask About at a... Read more »
Understanding and Managing Peripheral NeuropathyTable of Contents Introduction A Snapshot of the Nervous System Clinical Features of Peripheral Neuropathy Development of DSPN Diagnosing DSPN Risk Factors for DSPN Neuropathy Management DSPN Therapies Conclusion Selected... Read more »
Peripheral NeuropathyPeripheral Neuropathy (peripheral = furthest away; neuro = nerve; pathy = damage) Peripheral neuropathy (PN) -- nerve damage that causes numbness, burning, tingling and sometimes severe pain in the toes, feet and legs, and sometimes in the... Read more »
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Seroconversion and Peripheral Neuropathy
Posted by Anonymous, 5 Replies
This is a question for anyone who is living with HIV or who has recently been diagnosed as HIV positive:Did any of you experience the numbness/tingling in the feet, legs, hands and arms during your seroconversion? If so . . . for what period of time... Read more » Nausea and ARS
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Ok quick question. I had a fever of 99.6 and i was feeling nauseous. Here is the thing. I only felt nauseous when I was actually eating. not during any other time. My appetite was nearly gone and i could not eat a lot at all. I would start to...
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NAUSEA
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
what kind of nausea do you get from HIV ? and is nausea caused by worrying about stuff i.e HIV i was freaking big time with alot of stuff basically i thought everything gave me HIV
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Nausea and running out of antacids
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Would you experience nausea 3 days post exposure? My exposure was an extremely low/no risk exposure but this nausea has me concerned.Thanks and God Bless Read more »
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