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Signs Of Squamous Cell Carcinoma
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squamous cell carcinoma / I. from SADear Doctor,I refer to the mails of 24 Nov. when I wrote that I was diagnosed with aquamous cell carcinoma after taking out one of the lymph nodes. Yesterday I was scanned on: brain, neck, chest and abdo-pelvic, CT Scans. The results showed no...
Response from Brian Conway, M.D.
University of British Columbia
I am glad we had an open mind, as we are not there yet. There are a few things to say here. I would want to make certain that the original diagnosis is correct and, if so, whether the biopsy itself suggest where the primary lesion might be....
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squamous cell carcinoma/AIDS-- why are my blood counts depleted?I have AIDS, and recently diagnosed squamous cell carcinoma. I am being treated with radiation and... Read more »squamous cell carcinoma- What does this all mean?what does this mean and what is the prognosis in laymans language??Microscopic exam of the fine... Read more »
Articles
Anal Cancer Still a Risk to HIV-Infected Men Who Have Receptive Anal IntercourseThe incidence of anal squamous cell carcinoma is higher in gay men, presumably because receptive anal intercourse increases exposure to and infection by human papillomavirus (HPV). There are multiple types of HPV. The early changes in the rectal... Read more »
No Impact of ART on Progression or Regression of Anal Squamous Intraepithelial LesionsResults from a French study of 94 HIV positive gay men who were followed prospectively, prior to starting ART, reported a lack of regression of AIN precursor lesions associated with anal cancer and no beneficial association with increased CD4 counts... Read more »
MCC Invests $122 Million in Lesotho Health System to Address Key Challenges, Including HIV, TB"The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), through its partnership with the Millennium Challenge Account-Lesotho, is helping Lesotho address key challenges in its health sector through a $122 million investment in health infrastructure and health... Read more »
HIV Kills Brain Cells, Prevents Stem Cell Division, Study SaysHIV kills brain cells and prevents stem cells from dividing and forming new cells, according to a study published Wednesday in the journal Cell Stem Cell , Reuters reports. The damage to cells contributes to HIV-associated dementia, which can... Read more »
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Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I have just been told that I have the following type of skin cancer Squamous Cell Carcinoma. I have been positive since 1989 and my counts are good at this time. I would like to hear from anyone out there who has had the same cancer and how they are...
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Has anyone had any signs of a new infection?
Posted by red232, 1 Reply
What signs or symptoms have you all experienced with new infections? Was your White blood count low?
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T Cells
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I have consistantly tested negative on several tests over the past two years. However, I keep getting symptoms of hiv and my t cells are lurking around the 400 range. I have more test results comminmg back on feb 4th.Is there anyone else out there... Read more »
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