#hiv negative

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[lovemomproud]

People aged 13-24 are affected by HIV at a much higher rate. Gay and bisexual amab people account for 70% of all new HIV diagnoses.

For ANYONE who is sexually active, latex condom use is the most effective method of preventing HIV and many other sexually transmitted infections/diseases (STIs/STDs). When latex condoms are used the right way and EVERY time, they are 98-99% effective in preventing HIV transmission!

If you’re having sex, use a condom every time! If you need condoms, you can get them FREE at any Planned Parenthood office, health department and college health center. There is no age restrictions, no ID required, no questions asked, no prescription needed. Just go get them…..and use them!

You and your health are so important to me.

I’m so proud of you 💕 Love, Mom 💕

[rainbowkarmadsmith33rd]

Morons.

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Now, I’m not fucking or getting fucked until I get laid thousands, yall risking it for free, fuck it. lol

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Cerebral toxoplasmosis in an HIV negative patient: the first documented case report in Africa and literature review

Globally, toxoplasmosis is recognized as an infection caused by Toxoplasma gondii, an obligate intracellular protozoan parasite that is acquired typically through intake of raw or undercooked meat containing bradyzoits, through ingestion of oocysts in cats feaces, mother-to-unborn child transmission, blood transfusion and transplantation.  A third to half of the global human population has been documented as being infected with T. gondii. Toxoplasmosis notably causes major debilitating sequellae in the central nervous systems (CNS) of immunosuppressed persons particularly those with HIV infection. This case highlights a case of cerebral toxoplasmosis in a patient without HIV/AIDS in Uganda.  

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One Month Follow Up

Okay sorry I haven’t really checked in but my headaches cleared up in about a week and nothing really else since then. Today I went to my one month follow up appointment and everything went really well and it also didn’t take very long. They took some blood and some urine and the nurse practitioner came in to talk to me and I found out that she was actually going to be moving away so I wasn’t going to see her again, which made me really sad because I really liked her and I was comfortable with her but hopefully I’ll like the next one that I get. I won’t be going back until October though.

 There is nothing to really say, they said all of my blood work looked good and my kidney function was fine, though I guess they’ll have to compare with the blood that they took today but she said she wasn’t worried. She did recommend that I get a hepatitis B shot so when I go for my next HPV vaccine then I’ll get them to do it then.

 I’m not sure how the refill thing is going to work out or what. I wish I had thought to ask while I was there but if I haven’t heard anything by the time I’ve got like week left then I’ll call them and see what’s up.

 Nothing really else to report.

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Sick of Being Sick

Not gonna lie, it’s actually been a really rough couple of days. I’ve been having awful headaches that feel like someone’s taking a jackhammer to my skull, been battling bouts of nausea, been switching from hot to cold almost instantly, and I’ve been running a slight fever and feeling like weak, like I can barely support my own body.

 Silly me, I thought I was going to be one of the lucky people who didn’t have any side effects from Truvada… I thought very, very wrong. I just kinda want to lay down and die. I have been going to bed like super early, which isn’t like me, I just wanna sleep but I have to work so that I can make money but fuck… this isn’t fun and I hope that these fucking side effects let up soon.

 Okay, I’m gonna take some Tylenol and chill out.

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Getting My Pills

I got a prescription assistance card in the mail today, which I didn’t actually realize that I was going to need so thankfully I got the mail before going to go and get my Truvada. All right so I picked up my pills later that night, I had my roommate take me and since the pharmacy was 24 hours it wasn’t a problem, he stayed in the car at my insistence.

I go into the pharmacy and wait about five minutes before someone comes to help me. Then I tell them I’m there to pick up a prescription that had to be shipped from another pharmacy and they immediately find the box but they have to call the manager back because the box itself is addressed to the pharmacy and no one has thought to open it. Am I panicking? Yes. Do I want to say screw it and make a break for it? Also yes, but I didn’t. I stuck it out and I’m waiting probably another five minutes before they finally open it and it has my name on it so I just signature and they let me take it but they didn’t ask for my insurance card or check the medication or anything like that. It was in a big plain gray bag with a sticker on it that said for the patient to open only, so they had no idea what was in my package or what kind of medicine I was getting but I was able to walk right out of there.

So I get home and I eat some food, because I was told eating before taking it is helpful and I really expected for it to like fuck my stomach up and give me hella diarrhea and make me want to die but I was okay for about an hour before I just got super tired and passed out. I wasn’t able to sleep very long, but the next morning when I woke up I did have a slight headache. So yeah, I’m feeling a little off but nothing too major. However, I have only taken the first dose so I guess we’ll see more later how I’m doing on it. I will keep updated.

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RU: Обычно я не смотрю блоггеров, особенно Андрея Петрова, но это видео меня вдохновило! EN: I usually don’t watch bloggers especially Andrey Petrov but this video inspired me!