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Will Doctor Prescribe Pain Meds For Hep C Symptoms
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Transmission of Hep C? (HEPATITIS C TRANSMISSION VIA SALIVA, 2010)Dr., I so appreciate your honesty and yet I feel you are a bit naive. Transmission is a lot more common than you are letting on. I am 61 and have had hepc for most of my life. I got it from IV drug use I think. To say almost nonexistent when talking...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
...Hello,Thanks for your post; however, I take exception to your comment I am naive about hepatitis C transmission. My comments are based on the scientific epidemiological information that is currently available. The current science
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Accidental Spit in Eye (Hep C) (HEPATITIS C TRANSMISSION)I have the same question as asked in "blood tainted saliva in eye" asked by another visitor, but my... Read more »Hep. C and Meds.I am currently not taking any medication for Hep. C but I take pain medication for back pain and... Read more »
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HIV and Hepatitis C Co-Infection... Are you HIV positive and newly diagnosed with hepatitis C (Hep C)?Do you have one virus and think youmight be infected with the other? If so, this brochure answers somebasic questions Read more »
Hepatitis C and HIV... What Is Hepatitis C? How Is It Diagnosed? How Is Hep C Treated? Can Hep C Be Prevented? Hep C and HIV Together The Bottom Line What Is Hepatitis C? The hepatitis C Read more »
You Can Have a Healthy Pregnancy if You Are HIV Positive...vaccines such as those for measles, mumps and rubella, varicella zoster (chicken pox) and yellow fever. For women who have hepatitis C virus (HCV) alone, there is a small chance of passing on HCV to the baby. Having both HIV and hepatitis C can... Read more »
Hepatitis: Overview...hepatitis A, B, C, D, E and G viruses, or HAV, HBV, and so on. Over 90% of cases of hepatitis are caused by hepatitis A, B, or C. Viral hepatitis can be acute or chronic. Acute means the first few weeks to months after you get hepatitis. You may... Read more »
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Joint Pain caused by liver, HIV, meds, arthritis?
Posted by ScotCharles, 3 Replies
...Has anyone experienced joint pain that was diagnosed as relating to either HIV or the meds? Don't laugh now, but my elbows are warm to the touch, and I have a burning pain in them. I have liver problems which cause
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Hip Pain
Posted by williamb, 6 Replies
...hip. I just had an x-ray done and it doesn't show anything. My HIV doc just set up an orthopedic consult. I am taking pain meds for my back and my leg pain, but the meds are not even coming close to helping releive the pain in my hip. I could...
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Pain in Calf
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
...I was wondering if pain in the calf was a sign of HIV. Its been constant in the right calf for the past 5 or 6 days. Right in the center of the calf
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When does the pain not feel like pain anymore?
Posted by Survivor, 4 Replies
...am not allowed to ever read it. When I look around the world thru the eye glasses of the net, I see a whole hell of alot of pain and suffering. Friends who helped me initially now are now doing serious battle against a simple infection that a 2...
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