Tender Breast Symptoms

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breast tenderness from High blood pressure pills?

Just switched from Lisinopril (too many side effect to list) and feel great now except I now have breast tenderness. Is this a side effect from Diovan HCT and if so does it matter? I can live with it. ...

Response from Keith Henry, M.D.

University of Minnesota, School of Medicine

This forum is exclusively for the discussion of side effects of HIV therapy. What is your HIV status and which HIV drugs are you taking?... Read more »

breast tenderness in pos woman on meds

Hi , I am on Kaletra, Ziagen and Epivir for HIV. I have a 160 T Cell count and supressed viral... Read more »

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Abdominal Pain and Tenderness

Dear Dr. Feinberg,I am and HIV + femal, 31 y/o with recent labs of CD-4 90 and VL 653. For the... Read more »

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symptoms

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

about 5 months ago i engaged in risky sex (m2m)and recently have had a sore chest, mild temp and i can feel my nodes-not painful but i can tell something is going on.shpuld i be worried.

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Symptoms

Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies

i have sore throat alot and hot flashes... the Dr. says its Mononucleosis. Is this a sign of hiv infection? ebadboy2002@aol.com Read more »

hiv symptoms questions

Posted by rob422, 1 Reply

is it possible for hiv symptoms to come and go then return and leave, etc, etc?

like i had a sore throat, dry cough, and muscle pains. a few days later, they went away, but came back a few days later again. then i got a brownish non-raised skin... Read more »

Worried about symptoms

Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies

Hello I have a question about some symptoms.

On 6/11/06 I had a expossure. almost five weeks later i got the flu and sore throat and one day of fever. Since then I get a soar throat on and off and yesterday after almost 8 weeks of exposure my throat... Read more »

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