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  1. ... adrenal glands ( autoimmune disease ) Infections such as tuberculosis , HIV , or fungal infections Hemorrhage into the adrenal glands Tumors Risk factors ...
  2. ... and Prevention) Also in Spanish People living with HIV/AIDS and Fungal Infections (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) Pneumocystis Infections: ...
  3. ... 2013—a decrease of 38 percent. For non-HIV stays, mycoses did not appear among the top 15 all- ...
  4. ... lead to transverse myelitis: Bacterial, viral, parasitic, or fungal infection, such as HIV, syphilis, varicella zoster (shingles), West Nile virus, Zika ...
  5. ... is the most common life-threatening cause of fungal infection in people with HIV/AIDS. People between 20 to 40 years of ...
  6. ... people taking medicine for: Depression Anxiety Some cancers HIV Epilepsy Thromboembolism Hyperuricemia Tuberculosis Certain types of leukemia Fungal infection Malaria Pharmacogenetics may help providers find the best ...
  7. ... It is also common in people who have HIV/AIDS, and is often quite distressing. Some ... fungal infections? Antimycotics can be used to prevent oral thrush. ...
  8. ... other types of fungal infections and to prevent fungal infections in people who have human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) or acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Talk to your ...
  9. ... illnesses: A weakened immune system caused by an HIV infection makes a number of illnesses such as certain bacterial, viral or fungal infections more likely. The success of a particular ...
  10. ... illnesses : A weakened immune system caused by an HIV infection makes a number of illnesses such as certain bacterial, viral or fungal infections more likely. The success of a particular ...
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