Hair Loss May Have Indirectly Lead To Me Obtaining Hiv

g.i joey

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You are incorrect, after 3 weeks, the immune system is still mostly intact, T4 levels are going down after months, HIV is still incubating

12-21 days after exposure about 1/3 of people who acquire hiv may get symptoms of something called “acute retro viral syndrome” that’s what op was addressing.

Source: thought I got hiv went into panic mode and researched the f*** out of it

Men, please ease your minds on hiv with the famous Nancy Padian study ;)
 

yetti

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You are incorrect, after 3 weeks, the immune system is still mostly intact, T4 levels are going down after months, HIV is still incubating

Dude, what you need to google is acute hiv infection, or primary hiv infection.
 

INT

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Guys this isn't a joke
i've been so frustrated with my hair loss and women.
About 3 weeks ago i went to a brothel. I offered the women extra money to give me a 'premium service'.
It was great.
We made love like we were boy friend and girlfriend.
however, when i went to have intercourse she removed the condom because she wanted us to 'c*m together'.

3 weeks later and i have had diarrhoea and stomach cramps for 24 hours. I also had a sight cough and a headache which lasted a few days.

I probably have HIV or some other disease. I'll most likely kill myself.

Hair loss has killed me.


1) You will probably not have HIV
2) You are a retard
3) You are a drama queen
4) Even IF you would have HIV (which is very unlikely) it is not hair loss that is to blame, but your own stupidity.
 

disfiguredyoungman

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This thread is a great display of comedic talent
 

disfiguredyoungman

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Yes, for the same reason people take autoimmune depressants concerning hairloss. Brb getting AIDS
 

disfiguredyoungman

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English is not my first language.
There are medications that surpress your immune system used for post-transplant treatment. Some serious nutters take them to combat hairloss, because they think it might help with the inflammation.
 

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Immunosuppressants drugs like Cyclosporine A, Interleukin 17, Tofacitinib, Ruxolitinib, you name it, they are legion in upcoming and under clinical tests for hairloss.

Basically all future treatments have some kind of immunosuppressive agent, except Tsuji, but that's not a treatment, but a surgical act
 

disfiguredyoungman

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Immunosuppressants drugs like Cyclosporine A, Interleukin 17, Tofacitinib, Ruxolitinib, you name it, they are legion in upcoming and under clinical tests for hairloss.

Basically all future treatments have some kind of immunosuppressive agent, except Tsuji, but that's not a treatment, but a surgical act

Aye, Replicel's RCH-01 works by a different mechanism as well.
 
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