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Periodontitis Hiv
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Ask the Experts
Anti-HIV Meds & Gingivitis/PeriodontitisWhat is the current information on which anti-hiv drugs, if any, cause or aggravate gingivitis or periodontitis? I'm currently on Viracept and Trizivir....
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
Gingivitis and periodontitis are common on the general population and perhaps more common and severe in HIV+ persons. In my experience gum problems usually get better with effective HIV treatment including with the drugs you are taking. Even more...
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Did the meds cause periodontal diseaseI thought I was exposed to HIV a year ago, so I started taking the meds right away. It left my... Read more »Periodontal desease & swollen Glands on the faceHi Doc Vergel; I have had HIV since '86, and also have inherited Periodontal disease,... Read more »
Articles
Study Links Acid Produced From Gum Disease With HIVA recent study conducted by researchers in Japan found that an acid produced in the mouth because of gum disease might promote the progression of HIV, AFP/ Yahoo! News reports. According to the researchers, the study, which will be published in... Read more »
Oral Health and HIVIntroduction Oral Health and People With HIV Common Oral Conditions Conditions Found More Often in People With HIV Conditions Found Primarily in People With HIV Conclusion Selected Sources Introduction Most oral health problems can... Read more »
A Clinical Guide to Supportive and Palliative Care for HIV/AIDSIntroduction People who are HIV positive face many challenges, including oral health problems. While most oral health problems are no different from the problems faced by people who are HIV-negative, there are some distinct differences. Further,... Read more »
HIV and Your MouthTable of Contents Oral Problems Are Common Oral Conditions That Are More Common in HIV+ People Oral Health and Street Drugs Oral Health and Tobacco Getting Dental Care Taking Care of Yourself Oral Problems Are Common Oral... Read more »
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Infecting others
Posted by Anonymous
I have periodontal disease and a few years ago when I lived at home, I used to drink out of the carton of milk and put it back into the refrigerator. I am afraid that I have infected my father and sister. I have not had any risk factors in four...
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I am almost certain I have HIV
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
As weird as this sounds, I'm almost 100% sure I am HIV+ but I don't know for sure. I was tested in May 98 and I never got results back from my doctor. I know I could have called for my results but I could barely deal with getting the test, never...
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for hiv- people with long lasting symptoms
Posted by Jambasher, 4 Replies
And for anyone interested. Its my first post. Great site, helping probably millions of people. Wonderful work!This is maybe not the right place to do this but still: There seem to be the rather frequent occasion of people suffering from long lasting... Read more » Free dental?
Posted by Benders, 1 Reply
I heard you get free dental in the uk if you have the hiv, does anyone know how true this is?
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