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HIV Prevention and Testing => Do I Have HIV? => Topic started by: peter29 on September 07, 2007, 12:28:50 pm
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is it resolved with antihistamine like many others rashes caused by alergies and others things? I say this because this can be a way of nkown if it is diferent diagnostic an can clarify this
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Peter, it's not clear from what you have written if you have had an incident which causes you to be concerned about HIV. If so, details please.
And did you have a rash which now has cleared up through the use of the medication you mention?
Again, please clarify.
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ok, I am on time of waiting until being testied, and reading about the ars rash seems to be very inespecific, I had a rash due to urticaria ( alergic ) that resolves with istamine,so I was wondering if this is diferent
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Peter,
The rash that can sometimes be associated with ARS will not go away after using antihistamines - except as a matter of coincidence.
We don't talk speculation here - we talk hiv risk factors and hiv testing. Unless you want to be a little more specific about your situation, there's not much we can do for you.
Ann
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Ok Ann thanks, I can understand that you dont like especulate, only I thought to have information is better