Aids symptoms in mouth
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All those symptoms are what anyone fearful for his life would naturally experience, and you explained that it is fear that is governing your life now. In your case, they are not symptoms of disease; They are symptoms of a person living in terror.
Stop worrying about something you can't catch and with the fear gone you will lose the symptoms too. then you will be back to where you were 4 days ago, happy and HIV free.
Which world do you live in? you do not get "AIDS" like that; It is HIV you are talking about. And there are no doctors on this forum.
dandruff،dry skin and hair,I see spots,my nails have some problems,headaches,coughs,diarrhea,
last year My Hiv ECLA ab ag test was negative, I think because I am in last stage of aids and my immune system is too weak tests cant find antibodies in my blood but I am sure I have all the symptoms of aids,what should I do,please help
No worries here. Test results always are more reliable than symptoms in judging whether someone has HIV, because the symptoms of HIV are highly variable. Even the classical and highly typical symptoms of HIV or AIDS are more commonly caused by other conditions. And you don't have such symptoms anyway. Mouth ulcers can occur in people with HIV, but only in those with advanced disease, i.e.
i have a question why do we always read mouth problems are the first priblems that come in HIV for example furry tongue, white tongue, oral thrush, thick saliva and ulcers ext.? is this real? and is it true that they are the first signs of HIV infection?
in a drunken escapade someone put there tongue in my mouth for a few secounds, I do not know if they have hiv, I am not sure if there were any cuts or sores in my mouth, I don't remember tasting any blood, but I am worried about catching hiv from kissing is this possible, I also have ocd and I think a lot of my worry stems from this
I used condom but I kissed her deeply(French Kiss). weeks later I found out that there is a sore in my mouth when I went to dentist!
after five weeks, I had Angina Vincent or ANUG (Acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis). I solved the problem but after surfing on net, I realized that there could be relation between HIV and ANUG. Please tell me what is the relation between them? this has really scared me.
I had his semen in mouth for over 20 seconds before washing out thoroughly. I read in your site that Oral Sex poses NO risk at all. Yet some official sites (HIV investigation related) state that this idea is actually misleading, since it's considered to be risky-due to the fact that is almost impossible to determine if teh known cases of infected people came strictly from anal/vaginal since whoever does oral usually gets involved in other practices.
I never tested because I got reassurance from ppl and was afraid due to anxiety over this illness anyway. Now, in November 2014 I am having signs of AIDS. I have had an incredibly serious yeast infection (not diagnosed) (urgent care could not diagnose me at all or tell me what was wrong). However my symptoms are nausea, not eating three days, white tongue, and also vaginal yeast. It is clear it is this. I also took a candida medication and my symptoms are being relieved somewhat.
hi jean claude..could u tell me what will be the cause of my recurrent mouth sore?in aids people it is common or nt?and what will be the type ?as i told u before i feel heavyness inside my mouth n while lining on my cheeks n so painful after getting sore n alot of multiple sore also have beneath my cheek but this is painless n from a long days..n too have rash on arm,buttock n around left nipple...
1.damage means minor damage to the mucosa near the coronary groove which healed quickly and now it is the red dot on the glan.
2.i got balanitis before because i am uncircumcised ，but balanitis is not serious。
3. i want to know the risk of syphilis in several kinds （1）She is positive for syphilis, but she doesn't have chancre in her mouth.（ 2）she is in the acute stage of syphilis ans has chancre in her mouth.
4 i dont using any medicine recently.
I want to make it clear that I am well aware that the vast majority of gay men do not have HIV/AIDS, but realistically I also know they are currently more likely to have it in the US. The problem is he spits when he talks and a few times I undoubtedly felt it land in my mouth.
Due to my geographic tongue and my abrasions from biting my tongue/cheek, am I at any risk due to:
1. The tiny amount of HIV that could have been present in his saliva if he was infected
2.
Oral sex, non-penetrating genital-anal contact, fingering, or blood on the skin (which you mentioned in the community forum) are not risky for HIV. And although fungal infections of the mouth or tongue are more common in HIV infected people, the large majority of such infections occur in persons without HIV. (I had it myself once.) You also are correct that oral thrush is a sign of late HIV infection, i.e.
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