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Poppers And Hiv
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aids and poppers&exctasy (POPPERS, ECSTASY, VIAGRA)Hello my name is Demirhan, My lover is one of the hiv+ patient and I am trying to support him as what ever I can do anyhow the main subject is sometimes he use poppers(not everyday or not somuch)and also he use exctasy(so much) even when he takes...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Frascino Hi Elvis, Elvis??? The ELVIS???? You mean all those rumors really were true? You're alive??? Regarding the risk of poppers and HIV meds, the biggest concern would be if you consider baby blue Viagra (or Cialis or Levitra) one of your...
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Poppers and cancer (POPPERS)I don't know if you can help me Robert? I have found myself more recently becoming dependent... Read more »is the use of poppers safe (POPPERS, 2009)Hi Dr Hope you are well .i am married with 5 children and recntly introduced to poppers . my wife... Read more »
Articles
"Poppers," Some Other Drugs, May Increase HIV Infection RiskUsers of amphetamines ("crystal"), hallucinogens, or inhaled nitrites ("poppers") had higher rates of HIV infection than non-users, 1 in an analysis of the Vaxgen trial data presented at the 11th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic... Read more »
Use of Poppers Associated with Immune Suppression and Tumor GrowthIn a recent study reported by AIDS Treatment News , test mice were injected with cancer cells and then subjected to 45 minutes daily exposure to isobutyl nitrite inhalant (poppers). Control mice were also injected with cancer cells but not exposed... Read more »
Recreational Drug Use and T Lymphocyte Subpopulations in HIV-Uninfected and HIV-Infected MenNoting that the effects of recreational drugs on CD4 and CD8 T cells in humans are not well understood, the authors conducted a longitudinal analysis of men who have sex with men (MSM) to define associations between self-reported use of marijuana,... Read more »
District of Columbia: Three New Studies Cite HIV Risk of Meth UseThree recent studies offer new data about the risk of HIV infection among men who have sex with men and use crystal methamphetamine. A local, informal survey found crystal methamphetamine is still popular among District-area gay men, and users had... Read more »
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Poppers and HIV
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
What's the current view on whether using poppers is wise when you are HIV+, whether on treatment or not?Read more » Poppers alert!!
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Get the real facts ob poppers..http://www.terrydobbin.ottawaweb.com/heal.html Read more » Crystal meth can make you test 'HIV'
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
In the United Kingdom from January 18, 2007 crystal meth is to be reclassified in the UK as a Class A drug. Crystal meth is now classed among the most harmful drugs. Poppers (Amyl-, Butyl-, and Isobutyl-Nitrite) should also now be upgraded and...
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