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Seroconverting After Scratching Someone
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Scratch, scratch, scratch ...hydox For the past four yeas I've used about 18 mg of Hydroxyzine pam to help me sleep. I decided to stop the med, which I didn't think would be any big deal other than perhaps reintroduce my sleep problems. So far, my sleeplessness is...
Response from Brian Boyle, M.D., J.D.
Cornell University, Weill Medical College
The real question is why you are so itchy. By itself, it is unlikely that stopping the hydroxyzine should cause your severe itching. I'd suggest that you see your doctor about this. BBBrian Boyle, M.D., J.D....
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Take longer than 6 months to seroconvert.Hello Dr,Have you personally treat any patients that take longer than 6 months to seroconvert. How... Read more »seroconvertIs it true that it can take up to 14 months to seroconvert?... Read more »
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Seroconvertion
Posted by jeffo444
What is the longest period ever seen in the world for someone to suffer seroconvertion?
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seroconverting
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Is it true that if one is seroconverting they would not test positive at that time,or would one test positive while there seroconverting.Can anyone help.Read more » Over 90% seroconvert within a month?
Posted by Anonymous
I've heard it said that over 90% of people who are infected seroconvert within a month? Is there any evidence to support this?Read more » anyone seroconverted late (see links)
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
My doctor told me that it can take years for it to show it. Not because of the test, but biological factors. Even the body had a posting on late seroconverters. One post indicated one forth of infected will seroconvert late. have anyone experienced...
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