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the counselor at UCSF Aids said 2 weeks to 6 months. was surprised. 1/4 guys here in sf has hiv. so do you think the results will change teak?
you are conclusively negative and further testing is NOT needed.
until you are in a monogamous relationship where both of you have tested, ALWAYS use condoms for penetrative anal intercourse. sex lasts a few minutes...HIV LASTS A LIFETIME ! ! ! ! !
I was researching all night and some sites like UCSF say it is still possibly to get HIV through fellatio and cunnilingus. She said I should get tested after a month for HIV.
Here I am so close to Stanford and to UCSF does anyone have a good one? My rheu md ordered my mri 'cause my neuro gave me an appt in May and I can't imagine not getting an answer by then!!!! Oh the frustration!!
The gastro will do the routine stuff which is what they are qualified to do. UCSF will direct your treatment. So UCSF will tell your gastro what to do.
Yes you need a MELD score of 15 to get listed at UCSF. Remember MELD will change over time so in a few MELD it could be 15.
Get a bone density test and take the 550 mg of cipro per day as the hepatologist said.
with an MS specialist at UCSF (200mi away). He made a personal call to him and descrbed my case and the Dr agreed to see me (is that good or bad?!?)
I understood that this was a one time visit and that my local neuro would be the one to continue my care.
So the UCSF trip was great and the specialist and I had a big talk about Tysabri and agreed it is the best treatment for me short term until the MS oral treatment comes out.
I have responded to you in another entry. I had my work done in SF at UCSF by Dr. Jeff Olgin. Go online to the UCSF medicla center website to read about the arrhythmia program. I imagine that UCLA and USC have similar programs. Check them out.
Yes, in AIDS Journal November 22, 2002 issue, a study from the University of California San Francisco published a ten-year study of men who only had oral sex with other men in which the rate of HIV transmission was zero.
The specialist at UCSF is switching me to Tysabri and has told me to go ahead and stop my Betaseron. It has now been 2 shots that I missed (well didn't take) and for the past 2 days I have been feeling like someone beat the crud outta me.
My husband is insisting it is cuz I am not taking my shots. I don't see how that can be. We went to UCSF Monday night (4 hr drive), had my Dr appt Tues which took 4 hrs.
Hepatitis, alcohol, inherited disorders of iron and copper metabolism, fatty liver and many others. If you are talking about the GI and Liver Transplant Practice at UCSF, they have some of the best care for hepatitis C patients in the country. (My hepatologist at UCSF is the head of the Viral Hepatitis Research in Liver Transplantation). You willl be in good hands, so please try not to worry. First they will assess that status of your hepatitis and liver disease.
He was taken to UCSF. Can you please tell me what the common symptoms or problems that may be encountered for a baby born this early. I believe he is on a ventilator. I just want to understand what we will be going through..is there a critical period?
I have a list of the UCSF neurologists and I had a bad experience with one of them. I'd like to get a referral from patients who are happy with their neuros. It does not have to be a UCSF doctor. I am open to any other suggestions in San Francisco or the East Bay.
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