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Pupura and Yeast Infection
In 2022 I had recurring yeast infections and pupura, but it got treated with multivitamins and medications. I read somewhere that these can be symptoms of HIV infection as well. I am all fine now since the past 2 years, but is this a matter of concern should I get tested?
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Yes you should get the HIV status tested to clear the doubt. But recurrent Infection of genital area indicates definately some reason like Diabetes, resistant organism etc
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Yes u can get tested... But any immunocompromised state can lead to these infections other than hiv... So don't worry... Just to be on a safer side u can get urself tested
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