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HIV Symptoms
Because many people who have been infected with HIV have few or no HIV symptoms initially, testing is the only way to know for sure if you are infected with HIV. There are, however, an assortment of symptoms that can be associated with HIV infection. What are the symptoms of HIV/AIDS?
Symptoms of HIV & AIDS
HIV & AIDS causes many signs and symptoms. What are the signs and symptoms of HIV?
Teens and Oral Sex
Recent studies have shown that teens are engaing in oral sex more often than having intercourse. Teens and oral sex...there are risks. What are the risks of oral sex.
Oral Sex
Is there a connection between HIV and oral sex? There is a commonly held belief among lay people that oral sex carries no risk. In fact, some consider oral sex a safer sex alternative. But the truth is, like any other sexual activity, oral sex carries a risk of transmitting HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases. What are the risks of oral sex?
Am I HIV Infected?
How do I know if I have HIV? Am I HIV infected? What are the signs and symptoms of HIV? This guide will show you how to determine if you do have HIV.
Acute HIV
Recognizing acute HIV syndrome is not always easy. During the time of seroconversion, patients can exhibit the signs of acute hiv syndrome. This guide will help recognize acute HIV syndrome.
Safer Oral Sex
Oral sex can be safe if performed using a few precautions. How to perform safer oral sex.
Cdiff
Clostridium difficile, or C. diff, can be a serious gastrointestinal infection that causes severe diarrhea. Here is your guide to C. diff.
Lymphadenopathy
What is lymphadenopathy and how is it related to HIV. Are swollen lymph nodes necessarily lymphoma?
Vicodin Dangers
Used appropriately, Vicodin is a very effective pain reliever for those suffering from moderate to severe pain. However, when abused, Vicodin can be dangerous. What are the dangers of Vicodin use?
Thrush
Oral thrush is a common condition in those people living with HIV and AIDS. What is thrush and what can be done about it?
What is CD4?
Your doctor regularly measures CD4 count. What are CD4 cells? What are T-cells? Why are they so important?
Symptoms of STDs
Am I infected with a sexually transmitted disease? What are the symptoms of STD's? If you think you have signs of STDs get STD tested.
HIV Infection Risk
Everyone wants to know if they are at risk for HIV infection. HIV infections can affect anyone; not just those with the infections. Do the behaviors in which you engage increase your risk of HIV infection or other infections? What is your risk for HIV infection or for that matter sexually transmitted infections?
What is HIV AIDS?
What is HIV AIDS? This introduction to HIV AIDS includes immune system basics, how the HIV AIDS virus spreads, and the international outlook on the HIV AIDS pandemic.
A Rash
An HIV rash is very common HIV symptoms. An HIV rash can also be related to medications. Here are some quick tips on dealing with an HIV rash.
Viagra
We've all heard of Viagra. The wonder pill that treats erectile dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction or impotence as it is often called, affects men of all ages. There was a time when treatments were few and success of treatment was rare. That was before the little blue pill - that was before Viagra.
Rectal Pain
One common mens-health issue is rectal pain. Rectal pain can occur for many reasons from the not so serious to the very serious. What are the causes of rectal pain and how should we address the problem as part of our mens-health program?
Kaposis Sarcoma
At the beginning of the epidemic, Kaposis Sarcoma was the face of HIV. KS as it is sometimes called is less common in this age of HIV medication. But HIV and Kaposis Sarcoma still walk hand in hand in some patients.
HIV Meds
HIV medications have prolonged the lives of people living with HIV. Here is a collection of HIV medication fact sheets that will help you learn about your HIV medications.
Night Sweats
For those living with HIV, night sweats can be one of the most annoying HIV symptoms. What are night sweats and what can be done to help? Here are the facts about one of the most annoying HIV symptoms..
Proper Condom
Condoms are very effective in preventing STDs and HIV when they are used correctly. This feature shows you how to use a condom the right way.
Vicodin
An easy to use vicodin fact sheet.
The History of HIV/AIDS
Knowing where you have been helps you to choose the right path to where you want to go. The history of HIV helps scientists, medical professionals, and patients alike understand the disease and find better ways to fight it. This article examines the history of HIV.
What if the Condom Breaks
Condom breaks do occur. What should you do if the condom breaks?
HIV Prevention
The cornerstone of AIDS prevention is condom use. Condoms do prevent HIV and STDs and therefore must be an essential part of AIDS prevention. Condoms are an important part of STD, HIV, and AIDS prevention.
Neuropathy
Some people with HIV/AIDS describe it as a burning sensation. Others say that it's like a thousand hot needles poking the feet and hands. These are peripheral neuropathy symptoms. Peripheral neuropathy can be an uncomfortable, very annoying, and sometimes a crippling condition. What causes this problem and what can be done about it?
HIV Diagnosis
How is HIV and AIDS diagnosed? What tests are used to diagnose HIV and AIDS?
HIV Outside the Human Body
Once in the body, how long does HIV live outside the human body? Can you get HIV from blood on a counter top or floor? Can I get HIV from dried blood? How does HIV enter the human body?
Liver Function Tests (LFTs)
Liver function tests are important, given the impact HIV medications can have on liver function.
Unprotected Sex
Before you have unsafe sex you should look at these facts about safer sex.
Ten Things to Know
HIV information is the most important way to stay healthy. Understanding your disease gives you the power to particpate in your care planning. What ten things should everyone know about hiv/aids? Is HIV the same as AIDS? How to get an HIV test? How to tell someone you have HIV. These ten things are what everyone needs to know about hiv and aids.
HIV and AIDS Myths
There are many HIV and AIDS myths out there. HIV and AIDS myths are dangerous and contribute to prejudice and stigma. Let's dispel the HIV and AIDS myths with this list of the top ten HIV and AIDS related myths.
The HIV Life Cycle
Once infected, HIV replication begins and the HIV life cycle goes unchecked until diagnosis and treatment. Understand the HIV life cycle and understand HIV replication.
CD4 (T-cell)
CD4 cells are specialized cells that are a part of our immune system. What are CD4 cells and why are they important to those people living with HIV?
HIV and Oral Sex?
HIV and oral sex; to some one does not relate to the other. However, it has been shown that there is an oral sex HIV risk. Our viewer asked: Can I get HIV from oral sex?
AIDS Defining Illnesses
What are the AIDS defining illnesses? There are approximately 29 illnesses that are said to be AIDS defining.
HIV & HPV
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases in the United States. What do men and women need to know about HPV? Knowing a few simple facts can protect you from infection and even save your life.
HIV Med Cost
The cost of HIV medications can be huge. Not taking them can even be more costly for your health. How much do HIV medicines cost? Here is a guide that shows the monthly cost of HIV medications.
Oral Health
HIV impacts the entire body including your oral health. Your oral health is an important part of staying healthy. This article looks at HIV and how it can affect your oral health.
Safer Sex for Teens
Teens feel the urges of sexual maturity everyday. Some feel sex is the only way to feel close with the ones they love. However, having sex is not without risks. There is safer sex for teens. HIV and teens is a growing problem but there are things that can be done. Here are 10 ways to make love and show your affection without having sex.
HIV Tested
HIV testing is the key to slowing the epidemic. Why should we get HIV tested? There are many reasons but here are my top five.
PCP Pneumonia
PCP or pneumocystis pneumonia is one of the most serious opportunistic infections. Caused by the fungus Pneumocystis jiroveci PCP can be fatal if not treated. Check out this guide to pneumocystis pneumonia.
HIV Testing
HIV testing can take a couple different forms. There is the conventional blood test you get at any hospital or clinic that offers HIV testing. There is also rapid HIV testing; testing that uses a simple mouth swab to get your results to you in as little as 15 minutes. What are your HIV testing options? Is the rapid HIV test and rapid HIV testing for you?
Side Effects
With HIV comes unpleasant symptoms and side effects. This guide will give you some hints and tips on how to deal with them.
HIV Related Movies
A collection of some of the best HIV related movies. Movie reviews of the best HIV/AIDS related movies.
Complete Blood Count (CBC)
There are many lab tests commonly used in people with HIV. In addition to the HIV test, one of the HIV lab tests your doctor will often draw is a complete blood count or CBC. What exactly is a Complete Blood Count and how is it used along with the HIV test and HIV testing?
Vaginal Transmission
HIV transmission can occur in several ways. Can HIV transmission occur via vaginal sex? Yes you can get HIV from vaginal sex. Get the facts.
HIV Makes You Sick
How does HIV make you sick? What does HIV do to your body? Why do HIV symptoms and AIDS symptoms occur in the first place?
Same Sex Fuss
The hot button issue these days is same sex marriages - should they be sanctioned? The lines have been drawn and now the debate rages on pitting state vs. state and state vs. the federal government. But why all the fuss? Should we allow gay marriage?
HIV in Africa
Why is the HIV/AIDS epidemic raging out of control in Africa and other undeveloped countries? What is fueling AIDS in Africa? Several factors are contributing to this tragedy.
HIV Transmission
How can you catch HIV? How does HIV infection occur? How did I get HIV?
Marijuana
Michigan's Proposal 1 passed with flying colors on election day. Medical marijuana is now legal in the state. Now that Michigan's medical marijuana law has passed, how do I get my prescription? Actually the law is not what you think.
Diarrhea
Diarrhea can be a life threatening problem if not treated correctly and rapidly. It's one of the most annoying HIV symptoms. Here are some diarrhea cures that can help.
HIV PEP
HIV post-exposure prophylaxis are the medications given to treat an HIV exposure. Treating an HIV exposure is done to reduce the risk of HIV infection after exposure. HIV post-exposure prophylaxis has been shown to decrease the chance of HIV infection after an occupational exposure.
AIDS / HIV - Articles
An index of articles for the AIDS / HIV guide site.
HIV Negative or Positive
HIV testing is the key to slowing the HIV epidemic. Is it possible for your test to be HIV negative but you still be HIV positive? You may be surprised at the answer.
What is HIV?
What is HIV you ask? We hear about HIV all the time but what is HIV? The answer to that question is more complex than you think. What is HIV; let's find out.
What is HIV - 2?
We hear so much talk about HIV we assume there is only one type of HIV. Actually, the HIV we talk about most is HIV-1. There is a second, less common strain called HIV-2. What is HIV-2?
Lactic Acidosis
Lactic Acidosis is a concerning and potentially fatal illness. What is HIV Lactic Acidosis and what can be done about it?
State Statistics
Here are the most current state and metropolitan AIDS statistics.
HIV Tests
The CDC now recommends an HIV test be part of any routine physical exam. Because HIV doesn't always present with symptoms, an HIV test is the only way to be identify an HIV infection. If you have questions about your HIV test, this page will help.
HIV Seroconversion
Your body produces antibodies to HIV in hopes of fighting off that infectious virus. In other words HIV seroconversion has occured.
Parts of the Immune System
Your immune system is the body's natural defense against illness. What are the parts of the immune system? How does each part work to protect the body from infection. Learn how the immune system works and you'll better understand HIV and AIDS.
Getting Tested
HIV testing is the key to slowing the spread of HIV. How do you know if you should be HIV tested? This "how-to" guide will show you.
What Activities are Riskiest?
What are the riskiest activities when it comes to HIV transmission and infection?
Pneumonia
Opportunistic infections, particularly pneumonia can be devastating to people living with HIV. Here is important information about bacterial pneumonia and pneumocystis pneumonia (PCP).
Crystal Meth
Methamphetamine or Crystal Meth is a supercharged version of amphetamines that have been used as a stimulant since the 1960's. Crystal Meth is very addictive and is a killer.
Weight Loss
Weight loss is a common problem in HIV and AIDS. Here are some quick tips on how to handle weight loss and AIDS Wasting.
Condoms
A condom buying that will help you choose the condom that's right for you.
What is PML?
Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy (PML) is a serious viral infection of the brain that strikes people with HIV and AIDS.
Condoms Prevent
Condoms do protect the user from STDs and HIV. Simply put - condoms work. Safer sex with condoms is an effective way to prevent STDs and HIV.
Condom Do's and Don'ts
To prevent HIV, condoms must be used each and every time. But they must be used correctly. Here are the do's and don'ts of proper condom use.
Infections
The body fights infection with its immune system. HIV weakens the immune system, making the body susceptible to other infections. Those infections are called opportunistic infections.
Folliculitis
Folliculitis is a common skin infection in people with HIV. These infected hair follicles can occur anywhere on the body there is hair. What should you do if you have folliculitis?
CD4 Percentage
CD4 percentage and absolute CD4 counts are difficult concepts. This article will help you better understand absolute CD4 and CD4 percentage.
HIV / AIDS
What is the difference between HIV and AIDS? Is HIV and AIDS the same thing?
HIV History
The history of HIV is frought with successes and failures. The HIV/AIDS timeline shows those successes. Let's take an HIV history lesson.
HIV to AIDS
Left untreated HIV progression to AIDS will occur. How long does it take for HIV to Progress to AIDS?
TB Test
With the emergence of HIV there has been a new emergence of Tuberculosis - TB. Because of that fact, it is important to test all HIV positive people for TB. Tuberculosis testing is necessary because of the potential dangers of undetected TB infection. Let's look at the Tuberculosis Skin Test - the PPD.
How long to get tested?
I often hear people ask when they should be HIV tested. They realize that an exposure to HIV requires an HIV test, but how long after the exposure should HIV testing occur?
HIV Treatment Guidelines
HIV is a complex disease that needs proper treatment. These HIV treatment guidelines help your doctor put together a regimen that works for you. Here are the new HIV treatment guidelines.
Green Tea
The benefits of green tea are becoming more apparent. What are those benefits?
Sinusitis
While 30% of all people suffer from sinusitis at least once each year, people living with HIV seem to have more frequent and more severe bouts. Why do HIV and sinus infections seem to be common companions?
Fungal Infections
People with HIV must be aware of opportunistic infections. Fungal opportunistic infections can occur in people living with HIV. Here is a guide to some of the most common fungal opportunistic infections.
The Immune Response
Learn what parts make up the immune system and how the immune system works with this two part series. Understand the immune system and you will understand HIV.
AIDS deaths
I heard that when you get AIDS you will die. Are people still dying from AIDS? How many AIDS deaths occur each year?
A Rite of Passage
Barebacking is considered by some to be a rite of passage. HIV and barebacking have been linked. Deliberate HIV infection is happening much too frequently and HIV conversion parties are part of some sub-cultures. How is HIV and barebacking related?
HIV & Fatigue
Fatigue is a common problem in those living with HIV and AIDS. What are some solutions for fatigue? Are there any treatments for fatigue?
Lipodystrophy
HIV Medications work, extending the lives of HIV infected people. But they are not witout their side effects. Lipodystrophy is one of those side effects. Fat redistribution to the neck and back has made lipodystrophy a very distressing condition. Is there any lipodystrophy treatment?
HIV Basics
HIV is a complex disease caused by the HIV virus. Understanding HIV will help you stay healthier longer. Knowledge is power, and never has that been more true than when dealing with HIV. Here are some common HIV related questions with easy to understand answers.
Blood Test Fact Sheets
Your doctor will routinely order blood tests at each of your visits. This collection of blood test fact sheets will help you understand what each of those blood tests are for.
Urethritis
There are millions of cases of urethritis each year around the world. This infection can strike anyone who is sexually active. What exactly is urethritis and how does it spread from person to person? How can it be treated?
Reinfection
HIV reinfection can be a problem if precautions are not taken. Safer sex in the form of positive prevention is the key.
Spreading HIV
How is HIV spread from one person to another?
Testosterone
Testosterone is a male hormone that regulates many physiological processes in men. Low testosterone levels is a common problem in men, especially those living with HIV. Testosterone replacement may be necessary but know the facts about testosterone before beginning replacement.
Zithromax
Important information about the antibiotic Zithromax
Suboxone
HIV and substance abuse are common companions. Specifically, opiate addiction and the misuse of Vicodin, Oxycontin, or Heroin can make HIV treatment much more difficult. There is hope; the use of Suboxone for opiate addiction.
HAART
The key to a long life with HIV is HAART, the HIV medications that changed the lives of all those affected and infected with HIV. The glossary definition of HAART explains just what HIV medications are about.
Testing FAQ
Here are some of the most often asked HIV test questions.
Female Condom
Safer sex doesn't always have to be left up to the man. The female condom is an option for women who want to take the lead on safer sex. This step by step guide details how to use a female condom.
Oral Sex Risk
Can HIV be transmitted by way of oral sex? What is the HIV risk of oral sex? The answer is found here in this HIV transmission faq.
The Origin of HIV
There is debate about the origin of HIV. In fact it may not be totally clear where HIV came from. Where did HIV come from? What is the history of HIV?
Home HIV test
HIV testing is very important but can be stressful. HIV home test kits are available allowing people to get an HIV test in the privacy of their own home. But are all HIV test kits created equal? The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) says one specific test is not and is trying to stop the sale of the HIV home test kit in the US.
What Is Viral Load?
The HIV viral load is another measurement of the status of your HIV infection. HIV viral load measures the amount of active HIV in your blood. What is viral load and why is it important? Here is your answer.
HIV African Americans
HIV statistics tell the story of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. HIV facts and AIDS data can help pinpoint populations at risk. One such population is the African American population. Here are some HIV facts about HIV/AIDS among African Americans.
Conditions of Infection
Certain circumstances and conditions increase your HIV risk. What increases your risk of HIV?
What is AIDS?
There is a question I have heard hundreds of times; what is AIDS. So what is AIDS and how does it differ from HIV?
Preventing Infections
Staying healthy means breaking the cycle of infection. Simply put, preventing infections before they start is the best way to live a long healthy life.
Teen Tip
Safer sex is the key to ending the HIV epidemic. Being a teen is not always easy. Teens are often faced with very difficult and important decisions. One such decision is whether or not to have sex. Safer sex for teens should be discussed with your kids. Teens and HIV is hard to talk about but also must be included. Here are some ways that teens can say no to sex.
Sperm Washing
HIV and pregnancy is no longer just a dream. There are options that will help you to have the family you dreamed of and prevent HIV transmission at the same time. Sperm washing is one such option.
Things to Discuss
As we know, HIV among men who have sex with men is common. HIV among MSM is a problem that doctors need to be aware of. The Gay and Lesbian Medical Association lists ten things gay men should discuss with their doctors. What are they?
Worldwide Statistics
HIV statistics tell the story of the epidemic. Here are some worldwide HIV statistics and AIDS statistics.
What Teens Should Know
Teens often feel indestructible; feel that nothing can hurt them. The thought of HIV and teens just doesn't go together in the minds of some. But HIV can be a problem for teens. There are so many misconceptions surrounding HIV and AIDS; myth and misunderstanding fueled by the media, by fear, and by ignorance. Let's take a look at the truth; five things every teen should know about HIV and AIDS.
Depression
Depression affects 10 million Americans each year. It's estimated that 1 in 4 adults will have at least one depressive episode in their lifetime. HIV and depression often go hand in hand. This feature talks about depression, depression treatment, and the connection between HIV and depression.
Hepatitis
Simply put, hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver. Caused by several factors hepatitis can be a serious disease in its own right, and deadly in the presence of HIV. Here are some basic hepatitis facts as well as hepatitis signs and symptoms.
Post Exposure Meds
Have you had an HIV exposure? The CDC has post exposure prophylaxis (PEP) recommendations. These post exposure prophylaxis regimens help decrease the chance of HIV infection after an HIV exposure.
Pregnancy and HIV
Pregnancy and HIV are common in today's world. Years ago when a woman was HIV positive she gave up any hope of having a family. Now HIV and pregnancy can co-exist without problems. If you are HIV+ and family planning, this article will educate you about HIV and pregnancy.
AVN
What's that hip pain you are having? Could it be Avascular Necrosis (AVN)? AVN is one of those disease that sometimes strikes the HIV+ person. What is AVN?
South Africa
HIV around the world takes you to South Africa. AIDS in Africa is raging out of control. Some call it the new apartheid.
HIV Dating
Dating with HIV can be scary at first, but with the right information and precautions, HIV and dating will be as safe and rewarding as dating between people without HIV. Here is a feature that details precautions taken with HIV dating.
HIV From Kissing
Is kissing a risky behavior? Does kissing put me at risk for HIV?
Oral Sex and HIV?
What is the HIV risk of oral sex? Can I get HIV from someone performing oral sex on me? The answer to this question of HIV transmission may surprise you. HIV and oral sex do intersect.
HIV Quiz
This quiz will give you an idea how much you know about HIV.
India and HIV
India has become the country with the largest HIV population in the world. Here is a look at the India's HIV Epidemic.
The HIV Epidemic
HIV statistics help track where infections are occurring and which populations need to be addressed. Estimates of the world's HIV epidemic is very sobering. Here is the most current AIDS data available.
Serodiscordant
Serodiscordant couples face challenges each and everyday. What are the challenges of serodiscordant couples?
Cooking Temperature
Cooking food at the proper temperature is essential part of avoiding food-borne illnesses. This food temperature preparation guide will help.
World AIDS Day 2009
Every December 1 the world comes together to raise awareness of HIV and AIDS and the struggles those living with the disease rage each and every day. World AIDS Day reminds us all the HIV is still a public health issue here at home and around the world.
Twinrix
The Twinrix vaccine is an important part of staying healthy. Here is information you need about the Twinrix vaccine.
Affordable Meds
HIV medications work well but the cost of HIV medications can be huge. Small steps have been taken, making HIV medications more affordable. But we still have a long way to go in an effort to bring the cost of HIV medications down.
Serum Electrolytes
Serum electrolytes are substances that circulate in the blood and control such things as cardiac function and muscle contraction. Serum electrolytes are part of the typical HIV blood tests.
CARE Act
In August 1990, Congress signed the Ryan White CARE Act and in doing so created a system of services that has greatly improved the quality and availability of health care services for people living with and affected by HIV and AIDS.
Staying Safe
Women need to have options when it comes to safer sex. Here is a woman's guide to safer sex.
AIDS / HIV - QuickTips
An index of QuickTips for the AIDS / HIV guide site.
Universal Precautions
What are universal precautions and why are they important.
Vertical Transmission
The risk of HIV transmission from mother to unborn child is about 26% without any treatment or intervention. What can be done to prevent vertical transmission of HIV?
Cholesterol and Triglycerides
Cholesterol and Triglyceride are the fats in your blood produced by your body and from the foods you eat. Their levels are an important indicator of nutritional health. Here is some information on cholesterol and triglycerides.
HIV Life Cycle
A graphic representation of the HIV life cycle.: hiv life cycle mexico aids infonet hiv new mexico aids
TB Blood Test
There is a new blood test for tuberculosis and it may someday replace the traditional PPD or TB Skin Test.
Dr. Luc Montagnier
Dr. Luc Montagnier is credited with the discovery of HIV.
ELISA
The glossary definition for the term ELISA
HIV Over 50
Our senior citizens have to deal with declining health everyday. But one disease few senior citizens worry about is HIV. In fact HIV and senior citizens are seldom talked about in the same breath. What is the relationship between HIV and the older adult. What is the state of HIV over 50.
Can I get infected?
Male to female HIV transmission can occur even if there is no male ejaculation. In fact the HIV transmission risk is significant anytime there is unsafe sex. What is the HIV risk without ejaculation.
Culturally Sensitive Care
Different cultures require different approaches in dealing with illness. Culturally sensitive care is the key to treating the entire person, not just the physical ailment. This guide will help the caregiver address cultural differences when providing HIV care.
The Right Doctor
Finding a doctor is the first step after being diagnosed with HIV. HIV is a complex disease that requires specially trained physicians; HIV specialists to deliver the complex care necessary to live a long healthy life. What is the key to finding the right doctor? What is the key to finding an HIV specialist?
NRTIs
Nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs) are a class of HIV medications. Like all HIV medications, nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors work on a specific step in the HIV life cycle, interrupting HIV replication and in turn the damage HIV causes to the immune system.
Positive HIV Test
A positive HIV test can be scary, stressful, and in some cases surprising. What if you test positive for HIV? This faq gives you an idea of what to do after testing positive for HIV?
Is HIV a Disability?
Some consider people living with HIV as disabled people. Is AIDS HIV a disability? Many people would say no. Many living with HIV would say they are disabled people. According to the definition of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the answer is yes, HIV is a disability and legally, people living with HIV are considered disabled people.
Nausea
Nausea not only makes you feel uncomfortable and sick, it can be dangerous when associated with vomiting. What can you do to relieve your nausea and vomiting?
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