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Timing Of Symptoms After ARS
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Timing of ars symptoms... INFORMED question (4th attempt)Hey Dr. Bob,I know persistence will pay off! The following symptoms (& timing) followed an oral sex encounter where I went down on a woman of unknown status:* 2 canker sores on my tongue -- began 4 days after exposure and lasted for 4 days.*...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello Calm and Concerned,You state I inspire hope and I educate readers on safety and mental health. OK, I'll agree with you there. The purpose of this forum is to provide scientifically sound information in responding to various queries....
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Time between exposure and ARS symptomsHi Doc,I don't want to waste time or space so will cut this short. I had protected sex about a... Read more »Time Frame For Onset Of ARS SymptomsDear Doctor,Is it normal to present with ARS symptoms 2 months or so after a possible... Read more »
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Arkansas: Shelter Accused of HIV EvictionIn a complaint presented Friday to the Arkansas Fair Housing Commission, a homeless man says he was evicted from a Little Rock shelter because he has HIV. The complaint says Our House, which receives federal funds and provides long-term housing and... Read more »
Huckabee Says He Is Willing to Meet With Family of Ryan WhiteFormer Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee , who is running for the Republican presidential nomination, on Tuesday said that he is "very willing" to meet with the mother of Ryan White, the Los Angeles Times reports (Mehta, Los Angeles Times , 12/12). ... Read more »
Huckabee Says He Will Not "Recant" 1992 Comments on HIV/AIDSFormer Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee , who is running for the Republican presidential nomination, on Sunday said that he will not "recant" statements made in 1992 in which he called for people living with HIV/AIDS to be isolated from the general... Read more »
The Art of Capturing Women Living With HIV/AIDSEven though there are more than 110,000 Argentineans living with HIV/AIDS , (including 36,000 women), while living in Argentina, freelance photographer Caitlin M. Kelly started noticing how little the disease was talked about. Yet, the more women... Read more »
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symptoms of HIV and ARS question one more time
Posted by rob422, 2 Replies
okay i can't find this question in the index.i'm very new to this whole HIV scare. and i'm also finding out that everything i've read about HIV from other websites is misleading. i don't really care about the possibility of my infection status or... Read more » ARS time-line
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Whats the quickest and longest time for Acute ARS symtoms to appear? How long does the rash last? Would it be described as fungal?Thanks Read more » Question about ARS symptoms?
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Do ARS symptoms have to occur at the same time or can they happen one after another? Read more » 1 more time... ARS?
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Can someone explain ARS for me? And what is the window to worry about the symptoms?Thanks... Read more »
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