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What If I'm A Carrier Of Herpes
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Ask the Experts
hepa b carrierHi doc, I just found out 5 mos.ago that I have reactive hepa b virus.I've done a couple of test such as HBsAG-reactive,HBeAG-non reactive,anti Hbe-reactive,SGPT-56.9.My doctor only gave me Moriamin Forte as a supplement and wait until my six...
Response from Barbara McGovern, M.D.
Tufts University School of Medicine
She should have testing after she finishes her vaccine series to be certain that it worked. Then she will be protected against HBV.As for you...yes I agree with repeat testing to see if you are truly chronic. If your surface Antigen is reactive at...
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am I a chronic carrierI had the hep b virus in august 2004 - had been hospitalized and all. Just recently had following... Read more »Do HIV carrirers test negative (HIV CARRIERS) (HIV BASICS)DO HIV carriers test negative? (I did an HIV 1&2 test which came back negative. But someone... Read more »
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Herpes Simple (lceras Bucales y Herpes Genital)¿Qué Es el Herpes? El VHS y el VIH ¿Cómo Se Transmite el VHS? ¿Cómo Se Trata el Herpes? ¿Se Puede Prevenir el Herpes? En Pocas Palabras ¿Qué Es el Herpes? El herpes simple se refiere a un grupo de virus que infecta a los seres... Read more »
Aussies Ill-Informed on Sexual HealthA new poll commissioned by GlaxoSmithKline on behalf of its The Facts campaign about genital herpes finds many young Australians do not practice safe sex or seek testing for STDs. According to responses from 1,000 Australians ages 18-25, 63... Read more »
Poll: Israelis Still Avoid Social Contact With HIV CarriersThe Israeli public still stigmatizes people with HIV/AIDS, with 48 percent of respondents in a new Israel AIDS Task Force poll saying they would not go to a dentist who also treats such patients, and 53 percent demanding that carriers make their... Read more »
About 10 Percent of Pakistanis Hepatitis Carriers: ExpertsOver 10 percent of Pakistan's total population of 140 million are hepatitis B and C patients. This was revealed at a national consultative meeting of experts on hepatitis, according to the local newspaper Dawn. The experts said some of these... Read more »
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Insurance carrier in NY/CT?
Posted by willy, 2 Replies
Hi, I'm wondering if anyone knows of insurance carriers in the NY/CT area that are particularly good to deal with if you have HIV? Or any that I should avoid? My COBRA policy is running out soon, my new employer doesn't provide insurance and I need...
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genital herpes or herpes simplex
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Could herpes cause changes in your mouth like dry mouth, white hairy tongue? Thanks for your response.Read more » Herpes question.....
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Can having herpes cause you seroconvert later and test positive later than someone who doesn't have herpes?
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herpes?
Posted by sadface, 4 Replies
How soon is TOO soon for a herpes blood test??? Thanks, SF Read more »
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