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Pelvic Inflammatory Disease Hepatitis
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Mycoplasma, pelvic inflammatory disease, HIVFew years back I had PID due to mycoplasma. Can mycoplasma cause HIV, do I have to be concerned about that?Thank you in advance....
Response from David Wohl, M.D.
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
You can get HIV from sex just like other sexually transmitted infections. They do not cause one another but share modes of transmission.DW...
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Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating PolyneuropathyI was wondering why this disease in my case (a result) from long term hiv is not being addressed... Read more »Anti-Inflammatory MedsHi Doctor:I'm 41 yrs old and started on Atripla in Aug. '07. I also take Lexapro (18... Read more »
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Study Examines Pro-Inflammatory Responses in HIV/HCV-Coinfected Injection Drug UsersThere's nothing like hearing the results of studies directly from those who actually conducted the research. It is these women and men who are transforming HIV treatment and care. In this interview, you'll meet one of these impressive HIV... Read more »
Inflammatory Debate Over When to StartThe CD4 cell count at which combination antiretroviral therapy should be started is a central, unresolved issue in the care of HIV-1-infected patients. -- When to Start Consortium, "Timing of Initiation of Antiretroviral Therapy in AIDS-free HIV-1... Read more »
Inflammatory Disease Drugs Could Hold TB Treatment KeyResearch by American and Canadian scientists suggests how the mechanism behind the anti-inflammatory drugs used to treat diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis might be important in the treatment of TB. The research in Nature Immunology describes... Read more »
Integrating Hepatitis B Prevention Into Sexually Transmitted Disease Services: U.S. Sexually Transmitted Disease Program and Clinic Trends -- 1997 and 2001The authors set out to measure the progress since 1997 of implementing STD clinic-based recommendations for hepatitis B prevention. Repeating a 1997 survey, investigators in 2001 sent a survey to state, municipal, and territorial STD program... Read more »
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When getting tested it's a good idea to get tested for a. sexually transmitted diseases, pharyngeal throat... Read more » Hepatitis C
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Finalment tras dar de nuevo negativo en una prueba de VIH (I y II) me he quedado realmente mucho ms tranquilo. El caso es que en el ltimo anlisis tambin me realizaron las pruebas de todas las hepatits (A, B y C) dando negativo en las 3.El caso es... Read more » Were your tests for STDs, AIDS, TB and hepatitis?
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Were your tests for STDs, AIDS, TB and hepatitis?...Read more » Hepatitis A:Causes,Symptoms,Prevention & Treatment
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This article Aalso known as infectious hepatitis, is a liver disease caused by the Hepatitis A virus, HAV. This is comparatively a mild disease which does not progress to a chronic stage. Persons who have contracted the disease may have no symptoms... Read more »
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