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Who Gets Histoplasmosis
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Histoplasmosis and Viral loadI have been Hiv+ since 1990 and since 1992 i have been on different medications, last year i started experiencing fungus infections that kept on for long until they later found out that i had histoplasmosis i got treatment, and contiuen to take...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
I am not sure what "gearvir" is. Most herpes infection are treated with acyclovir, valacyclovir, famivir, or gancyclovir. Usually acyclovir is very well tolerated and effective in suppressing recurrent Herpes infections. I have many...
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histoplasmosis/fatigueHELLO Dr. BOB!I wish you were my Doc. 1 year ago i started having high fevers, was treated... Read more »histoplasmosisGood morning,I was diagnosed with histoplasmosis.One year ago with cd-4 of 48, I was hospitalized... Read more »
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Cuadro de Infecciones OportunistasTraducido y adaptado al español por Luis D. Merino Información en inglés (English version) Índice Candidiasis Citomegalovirus Complejo del Micobacterium avium (MAC) Criptosporidiosis Histoplasmosis Infección criptocócica ... Read more »
Infecciones FúngicasTabla de Contenidos ¿Qué Son las Infecciones Fúngicas? Candidiasis Meningitis Criptocócica Histoplasmosis Aspergilosis Coccidioidomicosis (Fiebre del Valle) Conclusión ¿Qué Son las Infecciones Fúngicas? Los hongos... Read more »
I Do! Three Medicaid Reform Proposals We'd Say Yes ToWe're ready to get married -- to these three Medicaid reforms! The Update continues its analysis of the New York State Medicaid reform proposals and how they affect low-income New Yorkers, especially those living with HIV. While we've... Read more »
"The Happiest Day of Our Life" -- A Gay Couple Living With HIV AdoptsAt 26, Greg was all set to get married when Frank walked through the door of his workplace. It was love at first sight. Greg put aside all thought of blending into the straight world. The two men have been together ever since. One thing, however,... Read more »
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Getting tested together first. Getting tested now.
Posted by don
Both you and your potential sex partner can get tested together firstbefore beginning the sexual component of the relationship. The strategy reduces a great deal of ambiguity. You, yourself can get tested today, now. Test results reduce ambiguity and... Read more » COSMOS ALL AROUND...MOONSTARS GETTING MARRIED!!!!!
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I am getting married!!!!!!
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Getting tested together before having sex.
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Did you and your partner get tested together before having sex?...Read more » Getting Worried
Posted by blueboy, 3 Replies
About 2 weeks after a possible exposure with a stripper (3 weeks ago) (brief vaginal intercourse w/ condom) I started getting these really bad headaches that have lasted for a week now. No Fever, Rash, Sore throat etc...Could this be a sign of... Read more »
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