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Symptoms persist
Dr. Hook,
So here we are several months later and my symptoms persist. My PCP has sent me to endocrinology and rheumatology, neither of which had any "answers" in regards to what may be awry. Oddly enough, both doctors asked me if I had been exposed to HIV. Because of our conversation here I told them both no. Now nearly 6months post encounter should I re-test or should I one again not be concerned? Lastly, do you have any other recommendations in regards to what else I or they should be looking and testing for considering the persistent symptoms?
Thanks in advance, much appreciated.
So here we are several months later and my symptoms persist. My PCP has sent me to endocrinology and rheumatology, neither of which had any "answers" in regards to what may be awry. Oddly enough, both doctors asked me if I had been exposed to HIV. Because of our conversation here I told them both no. Now nearly 6months post encounter should I re-test or should I one again not be concerned? Lastly, do you have any other recommendations in regards to what else I or they should be looking and testing for considering the persistent symptoms?
Thanks in advance, much appreciated.
What forum should I post this in? I was attempting to follow up on my original thread and it posted here.
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