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Symptoms Of AIDS In Children
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AIDS/HIV symptoms in infants and childrenWhat are some of the symptoms of AIDS/HIV in infants and children ?...
Response from Katherine Luzuriaga, M.D.
University of Massachusetts, Medical School
Some of the more common symptoms include fevers, thrush, failure-to-thrive, diarrhea, developmental or neurological problems, skin problems (seborrheic dermatitis) and frequent usual (ear infections) or unusual infections. Pneumocystis carinii...
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documented fact of children without symptomsare there any documentation referring to hiv born children who live all their lives as... Read more »children and AIDShow does aids affect children? ... Read more »
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HIV/AIDS Has Left 9 Million Children in Africa Without Mothers; Donor Countries Should Increase Funding for Children, Group SaysThe HIV/AIDS pandemic has left nine million children in Africa motherless, British HIV/AIDS advocacy group Save the Children said on Monday in a report , adding that donor countries need to increase funding significantly to address the situation,... Read more »
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What do you tell your children?
Posted by Jackie_Blue, 1 Reply
I call this one of my something to think about posts. By the title I'm sure you can guess it's directed at parents that are on this board.Call it synchronicity, every once in a while it seems a topic seems to keep catching my attention. Today it... Read more » children with AIDS..
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Are children with AIDS going to public schools? Read more » Children & AIDS & treatment
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
am the mother of a 13 yr old prenatally exposed son, has had an AIDS diagnosis since birth. He also has several other problems that may or may not be related to his AIDS diagnosis. He was one of the first children placed on the AZT protocols in the...
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Will a child with hiv exhibit symptoms
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
If a child was born or contracted hiv as a child, would they eventually exhibit syptoms when they are older? I thought they would but read somewhere that a child got it as a baby (through pregnancy) and went all the way to college before they found...
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