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Offline Jaygarcia2020

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Jaygarcia2020 - Introduction - Swollen nodes
« on: January 18, 2020, 03:26:59 am »
Hello good day..im jay 64 years old from philippines
I had my test last november 2 and it turns positive..my cd4 is 168 and i already started taking arv.
My main concern is i have a swollen and really hurt lympnodes under my armpit as well as on my neck.
And i think this is tke reason why i always have a fever like 39 every 6 hours
I used to take paracetamol then in a few minutes my temperature will be back to normal..

My question is:
Is it normal to have a painfull lymphnodes during hiv medication?

Im a bit afraid maybe its lymphoma

Hope you can help me..tnx
Godbless

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Re: Jaygarcia2020 - Introduction - Swollen nodes
« Reply #1 on: January 18, 2020, 05:00:03 am »
Hi Jay,

Sorry to hear about the diagnosis and that you have been feeling unwell.
What HIV meds are you taking? Are you taking any antibiotics?

Regarding the nodes, if they are swollen due to HIV it can take a while for them to settle down after starting HIV treatment, the thing is, they can also swell and be painful for a number of other reasons, not just HIV related and you really should see your doctor and have it checked out.

Best, Jim

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Re: Jaygarcia2020 - Introduction - Swollen nodes
« Reply #2 on: January 18, 2020, 06:12:44 am »
Thanks, im taking 3 in1 arv here in the philippines
We already had biopsy to find out where is this lymphnodes coming from.
My doctor suspect it tb of the lymphnodes how ever when i start tb meds i had alot of allergies..so my doctor decided to stop taking tb meds until the biopsy result will come.out..

I took cotrimoxasole but im allergic to it.

So the only meds im taking now is arv 3 in 1

I am just worried with my lymphnodes that cause me fever every 6 hours..

Tnx and godbless

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Re: Jaygarcia2020 - Introduction - Swollen nodes
« Reply #3 on: January 18, 2020, 08:14:08 am »
Hiya

I don't know what 3in1 is ... I understand it's 3 drugs in one pill but there are quite a few options/combinations like that.

When do you have your next follow up with your doctor and did you have your viral load measured?

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My doctor suspect it tb of the lymphnodes how ever when i start tb meds i had alot of allergies..so my doctor decided to stop taking tb meds until the biopsy result will come.out..

Okay so the doctor has already looked and suspects TB. When was that and when do you think you will have the results of the biopsy?

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I am just worried with my lymphnodes that cause me fever every 6 hours..

I would not stress about a temperature, I would be more stressed about rulling out TB
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Re: Jaygarcia2020 - Introduction - Swollen nodes
« Reply #4 on: January 18, 2020, 08:34:46 am »
I will check the meds later..
Nextweek friday i will get the result of biopsy and hope everything will fine..
Because my sputum and xray are all negative

Ihave another question

I have a partner for 5 years we always had unprotected sex like once aweek
Then when we had the test i got positive and he is negative..
We had the test in the hospial, how many percent is my partner having a true negative?
Is that possible?
My partner is now taking care of me and he is really supportive.

Tnx and more  power
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Re: Jaygarcia2020 - Introduction - Swollen nodes
« Reply #5 on: January 18, 2020, 09:00:39 am »
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I have a partner for 5 years we always had unprotected sex like once aweek
Then when we had the test i got positive and he is negative..
We had the test in the hospial, how many percent is my partner having a true negative?
Is that possible?
My partner is now taking care of me and he is really supportive.

Hiya, glad to hear that your partner is supportive.

Sure it's possible, now not sure when or what test but generally speaking a negative HIV antibodies test at 3 months post last possible exposure would be considered conclusive
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Re: Jaygarcia2020 - Introduction - Swollen nodes
« Reply #6 on: January 18, 2020, 09:18:06 am »
Yes he is

He will do another thest on march that is 13 weeks after our last contact..

Here is the arv im taking its 3 in 1 pill
Efavirenz,lamivudine,tenofovir



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Re: Jaygarcia2020 - Introduction - Swollen nodes
« Reply #7 on: January 18, 2020, 09:39:53 am »
Hello Jayarica2020,

I am sorry to hear about your recent diagnosis. It is a life changing moment but for the better.

I am also sorry to hear about your lymph node. I stress on what Jim addressed by the importance to work closely with your health care provider. Good news that your Dr. exclude TB. Please keep us posted.

From my experience, I had enlarged lymph nodes for several months after being diagnosed and then they vanished all alone without any medical intervention. I remember I was worried but my doctor assured me that they will go away with time.

The commercial name of your 3 in 1 combo is: Telura. This medication will help you achieving an undetectable HIV virus level in your blood which means that you will be also able to have sex with your partner without transmitting the virus.

Welcome to this forum and wishing you all the best.

Prince.

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Re: Jaygarcia2020 - Introduction - Swollen nodes
« Reply #8 on: January 18, 2020, 05:40:02 pm »
Prince

Thank you very much..i learn alot here and feel comfortable..
Does your lymohnodes before really hurts?

Yes and wer getting this meds absolutely free even all are laboratory and hospitalization if free..our government set a specific budjet for.those people living with hiv..

Next week i will show you the result of my biopsy..

Godbless

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Re: Jaygarcia2020 - Introduction - Swollen nodes
« Reply #9 on: January 19, 2020, 07:52:45 am »
Prince

Thank you very much..i learn alot here and feel comfortable..
Does your lymohnodes before really hurts?

Yes and wer getting this meds absolutely free even all are laboratory and hospitalization if free..our government set a specific budjet for.those people living with hiv..

Next week i will show you the result of my biopsy..

Godbless


One of them was really hurting but the other was mild. I wish the result of your biopsy will be fine. I send you my sincere prayers and looking forward to hearing your good news.

Prince

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Re: Jaygarcia2020 - Introduction - Swollen nodes
« Reply #10 on: January 19, 2020, 06:50:59 pm »
Tnx brother..

Yes hope everything will fine

Godbless us all

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Re: Jaygarcia2020 - Introduction - Swollen nodes
« Reply #11 on: January 21, 2020, 06:03:36 am »
Good day everyone

Just want to share that i got the result of biopsy

It s negative to TUBERCULOSIS AND CANCER tnx God

The result is CASEATING CHRONIC GRANULOMATOUS INFLAMATION..

anyone who have idea of this..
Tnx and Godbless everyone

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Re: Jaygarcia2020 - Introduction - Swollen nodes
« Reply #12 on: January 23, 2020, 08:58:51 am »
Good day everyone

Just want to share that i got the result of biopsy

It s negative to TUBERCULOSIS AND CANCER tnx God

The result is CASEATING CHRONIC GRANULOMATOUS INFLAMATION..

anyone who have idea of this..
Tnx and Godbless everyone


Great news, congratulations. Wonderful news, I am sure you are relieved by now. Your healthcare provider should be able to take it further with you, but what matters is that nothing is serious. Congrats :)

Prince

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Re: Jaygarcia2020 - Introduction - Swollen nodes
« Reply #13 on: January 23, 2020, 09:43:06 am »
Prince

Yes and thank you

We are now just focusing on my hiv meds
Im also planning to go back to the gym by next month..

I also want to share that my partner got negative result at 9 weeks..
He is really happy but still we need another test on 13 weeks
God bless us all.

Always think positive☺☺


 


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