HIV and Covid-19
In the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, those of us that care for patients with HIV/AIDs were very concerned on how it would impact these patients. HIV is considered a
In the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, those of us that care for patients with HIV/AIDs were very concerned on how it would impact these patients. HIV is considered a
This is the first article that I’m writing about Covid-19 in the blog. My reason is simple. Things were occurring so quickly and new information was coming at us so
Lately I been noticing a trend in relationship to HIV medications which I find disturbing. I first noticed this two to three years ago when several patients were finding it
Mast cells (MC) are white blood cells that are found in connective tissues throughout the body such as under skin, blood vessels, nerves, and intestines. They are involved in the
In the last two weeks we have seen 6 cases of syphilis, ranging from primary to tertiary stages with the seventh to be seen this coming Monday. In any other
Post Covid-19 syndrome, or as some people call themselves, “long haulers,” seems to be affecting a certain segment of the patient population that have been infected with Covid-19. These patients
CIRS: Causes, Diagnosis & Symptoms As can be seen from Dr. Able's article on CIRS it is multi-factorial taking in multiple systems leading to a host of unexplainable symptoms. This
What are the Symptoms & Treatment for Epstein-Barr Virus? Chronic Active Epstein-Barr is a real disease entity that can affect many here in the United States. Unfortunately, since fatigue is
Last Week I joined on a Webinar on A4M with other ID Experts regarding the COVID-19 outbreak. Scroll down to Week 1 Webinar and Click Watch Now. My part starts
Coronavirus Q+A with Doctor Dan Ketterer Originally posted on the IDCGA website.(Version 4.0, updated 4/6/20) My name is Dr. Daniel Ketterer, and I am an Infectious Disease physician practicing in