Is abdominal pain a symptom of HIV

Is abdominal pain a symptom of HIV

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a 40 yr old male who was seropositive for HIV experienced abdominal pain, fatigue, and low grade fever 38C?

Q: for two weeks. A chest x-ray examination revealed lung infiltrates. Gram and acid fast stains were negative. A viral culture revealed the cause of his symptoms: a large, enveloped polyhedral virus with double stranded DNA. What is the disease? Which virus caused it? Why was the viral culture done after the Gram and acid fast stain results were obtained?

A: Herpesviridae-cytomegalovirusgram and acid fast stain determined it wasn’t bacteria and thus a viral culture was needed

Is this a HIV symptom or something else?

Q: hi i been having shooting pain all over my body but it now occurs much lesser i also been having slight headaches on one side and been having abdominal pain after eating always after dinner and its always gassy.i checked for hiv and it was negative 2mths ago.Has also seen a neurologist which he did some blood test.My test came normal except for my Eosinophils which was abnormal, my family doctor say its normal caused i have a history of Eczema. I am not to sure whether this is a HIV symptom i am concern about the abdomial pain , my stools are not normal and i feel like a dirrahea evertime after dinner about 1hr later. Has anybody have this symptoms before?

A: Tell you one thing that can give you gas, diarrhea, and pain after eating, and that is gall bladder disease. Doesn’t sound like HIV to me, but go to the doctor.

“A 40 yr old male who was seropositive for HIV experienced abdominal pain, fatique, and low grade fever.?

Q: A viral culture revealed that the cause of his symptoms: a large polyhedral virus with a double stranded DNA. What is the disease? Which virus causes it?

A: Could be :Order Caudovirales Family Myoviridae – includes Enterobacteria phage T4 Family Podoviridae Family Siphoviridae – includes Enterobacteria phage λ Order Herpesviridae Family Alloherpesviridae Family Herpesviridae – includes human herpesviruses, Varicella Zoster virus Family Malacoherpesviridae Unassigned families Family Ascoviridae Family Adenoviridae Family Asfarviridae – includes African swine fever virus Family Baculoviridae Family Coccolithoviridae Family Corticoviridae Family Fuselloviridae Family Guttaviridae Family Iridoviridae Family Lipothrixviridae Family Nimaviridae Family Papillomaviridae Family Phycodnaviridae Family Plasmaviridae Family Polyomaviridae – includes Simian virus 40, JC virus Family Poxviridae – includes Cowpox virus, smallpox Family Rudiviridae Family Tectiviridae Unassigned genera Mimivirus