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What Can You Do To Cure Gastrointestinal Problems
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gastrointestinal cure?Hello everyone. I would like to thank you all for this great service and the chance to ask questions and share experiences. I am taking Kaletra+Trizivir+Viread and have been having SEVERE and painful gas that has been embarrassing and had become a...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
Thanks for sharing your experience-I will put that on my list of things to consider for the problem of excess gas. KH...
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response to gastro-intestinal "cure"Very interesting. As a biochemist specialised in the microbial interactions "microbial... Read more »gastrointestinal problems with ratonavir &SaquinavirDr Gallant, Is there anything you know of, that can be taken or done for the gastrointestinal... Read more »
Articles
Gastrointestinal Problems and HIVGastrointestinal (GI) symptoms -- diarrhea, nausea, and stomach pain -- are among the most common problems that affect people with HIV. These symptoms can be challenging to sort out, as they can occur as side effects of HIV therapy and due to GI... Read more »
South Africa: HIV "Cure" on Our Web Site Not a Problem -- African National CongressAdvertisements for an herbal supplement for HIV/AIDS patients have been running on the bottom of the Web site for the African National Congress Party's Youth League. However, ANC representatives say they outsourced the advertising and that site... Read more »
Preventive Technologies, Immune-Based and Gene Therapies and Research Toward a CureTable of Contents Introduction Preexposure Prophylaxis Microbicides Immune-Based and Gene Therapies Conclusion References Introduction The phrase "product pipeline" typically conjures up the notion of multiple experimental candidates... Read more »
What I Need to Know About GasWhy do I have gas? What can I do about gas? Points to Remember For More Information Why do I have gas? Everyone has gas. Burping and "passing gas" is normal. But because it is embarrassing, many people believe they pass gas too often or... Read more »
Connect With Others
Worried Wells help fight for a Cure
Posted by Anonymous, 5 Replies
Please go to this site and fill out this petition to send to our president George W. Bush. http://www.stemcellsnow.org His policy on stem cell medical research is hindering progress that will eventually lead to cures and advanced treatments for Heart... Read more » just tested positive..never a cure, just treatment
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
just tested positive in may 05. i'm gonig thru all the stages. denial, anger, depression, thinking about suicide...etc. as much as i want to have hope for a cure within the next 10 years, i dont' think there will be one. there will be treatment, but...
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why isn't there a cure yet?
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
i feel that there isn't enough research in the HIV/AIDS department for a cure. It just seems more preventention and treatment, but i dont understand how treatment can get someone undetectable, but can't fully get rid of it....i'm just so frustrated...
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