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The Hiv Virus Invades T Lymphocytes With Azt
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An Overview of Retrovir (Zidovudine, AZT)zye-DOE-vyoo-deen Brand Name: Retrovir Other Name(s): AZT, Azidothymidine, ZDV Drug Class: Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors What is zidovudine? Zidovudine is a type of medicine called a nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NRTI). It works by disrupting one of the early steps in the HIV life cycle, called reverse transcription. During normal reverse transcription, HIV's reverse transcriptase enzyme (a type...
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The virus infecting lymphocytes to cause aidsWhat is the virus called which infects the T-lymphocytes to cause AIDS?...Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
HIV, human immunodeficiency virus type 1.MH...
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Invading healthy cells with hiv?Dr Pierone,I was wondering if a person with hiv, is at risk of more cells being invaded by the hiv virus when they become ill with a cold, other then when not being sick with a cold . Since the body will defend itself when getting sick, does hiv...Response from Gerald Pierone, M.D.
AIDS Research and Treatment Center of the Treasure Coast
Hello and thanks for posting. There is evidence that other infections stimulate an immune response which may lead to a temporary increase in HIV replication. This is thought to be one of the reasons that smokers (who are more prone to chronic...
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AZT - Meningitis ?T cells 500 ( was almost 800) viral load undectable. ( Was dectable until med switched in May.He is 38 anglo male was on his death bed in 1996 with only 49 tcells and fungus in his lungs and had chemo. These are my partners numbers.The reason for...Response from Benjamin Young, M.D., Ph.D.
Rocky Mountain CARES
Dear Stump, I'm sorry to hear about your partner. He health doesn't sound very good at the moment. I don't think that stopping the AZT is responsible for his deterioration, particularly since his viral load appears to have remained...
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AZT (Retrovir) & Pregnancy How to know if your resistient to AZTIn 1988 I had a child. 3 months later I was informed her father tested positive. So did I. The baby did not. 1990 - 1991 I took AZT (Retrovir) 1 pill 5 x a day. Then stopped taking it. In 1993 I became pregnant again. Started taking AZT again...Response from John L. Sullivan, M.D.
University of Massachusetts, Medical School
The risk of transmitting HIV to your infant is directly linked to your viral load; if your viral load is less than 50 copies/ml your risk is less than 1%; the therapy that reduces your viral load to less than 50 can include many different drugs and...
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Atypical lymphocytes
Posted by JillianB, 3 Replies
Did a differential blood count on my own blood sample today as part of a lab for anatomy and physiology. I have atypical, or reactive lymphocytes... 30 out of 38 are atypical, to be exact. I know that this signifies the prescence of a virus but I'm...
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Lymphocytes...someone please respond.
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I was wondering what exactly lymphocytes were. I got a CBC done and I got a reading on absolute lympocytes. I know there are different kinds of lymphocytes, so if someone can tell me what absolute means and what a good range is for this I would...
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Worried about my Lymphocytes Count: AM i at a RISK
Posted by sam1000, 2 Replies
I have exposed for a unprotected oral sex (Another person Suck me).it made me worry. and I have undergone VDRL after 6 days it was Negative.But my WBC make me fully disappointed WBC: MAX :10000Min:4000 Neutrophills : 7200 Lymphocytes :2600 Eosinophills... Read more » low Lymphocyte count
Posted by Anonymous
In July I had unprotected oral sex. I had a blood test 7 weeks after hiv neg.My Lymphocyte count was 15 norm 18-47. In 1998 my Lymphocyte count was 26. With a neg test after 7 weeks am I at low risk to have a pos. test @ 6months. Read more »
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