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Whats The Clap
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Yay.it's Alabam gal again...begin clapping K? l.ol (SUSTIVA/ ATRIPLA SIDE EFFECTS, 2009)Well finally after nearly 8 yrs of being HIV positive I'm starting on HIV meds tonight. I am scared sh*tless.I have read conflicting info from my doc....Atripla is the best to for me to start with. Ok....so I ask THE questions.side effects? She...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,Atripla, approved in 2006, is a complete effective HIV regimen in a one-pill-once-a-day treatment that combines three drugs from two antiretroviral classes. It contains the "preferred" drugs (U.S. guidelines) from both classes: Truvada...
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how long can you have the clapmy husband cd4 count was 32 & vl was 55,000 so they say you can have hiv for years what about... Read more »HIV nose mucus enters clapped cut lipsA realative of mines is infected with HIV/AIDS. I gave this relative a kiss on the cheak, thinking... Read more »
Articles
"The Clap" Is Becoming the Applause!After living with HIV infection for nearly 30 years, the thought of acquiring an STD like gonorrhea makes me feel ... nostalgic. But my flip attitude may be put to the test by a recent report at the Society for General Microbiology's spring... Read more »
Canada: Safe-Sex "Complacency" Boosts STDsRecently released data show rates of chlamydia and gonorrhea among Ottawa females ages 15-24 rose 89 and 88 percent respectively from 1997 to last year. For males the same age, rates of chlamydia increased two-fold and gonorrhea rates more than... Read more »
Canada: High Arctic STD Rate Raises Fears of Greater HIV in the NorthA recent study found higher rates of gonorrhea and chlamydia in the Arctic than in Southern Canada, which could leave the region open to HIV. "It's definitely been going up in the North, and it's rather alarming at how fast," said Dionne Gesink Law,... Read more »
Hawaii: Rise in STDs Worries OfficialsAn increase in syphilis and gonorrhea in Hawaii has public health officials worried about a possible resurgence in HIV. The trend mirrors what is happening in several U.S. cities where STDs are spreading, particularly among gay men. The number of... Read more »
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clap
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Can symptoms of chlaymydia or gonnerhea show up 5 months after a possible exposure? Also I know that there are window periods for Hiv, what about these STDS? I was tested for chlymydia and gonn 2 weeks after possible exposure, would they have been...
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Figures? what`s normal?... confused!
Posted by Dreamer76, 2 Replies
Hi Everyone,Hope this message finds you well!! i`m looking for the openion of people who have more experience than myself living with HIV. I was diagnosed on 20th Mar `09 (with a virus that`s resistant to alot of drugs) and have had 3 blood tests... Read more » Whats with this
Posted by Bear60, 1 Reply
Deep throating? I did take it down deep but not rough. What's with this deep throating stuff? .................................................................... OK I copied this from AM I INFECTED. Excuse me???????? Read more »
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