RE: Re: Routine HIV Testing Recommended (Attn: DAWN)

[Guest guest]

Thanks! I will call the hotline. He's covered until his bday which is at

the end of the m onth so I'm in a rush. My eye doctor (for contacts) looked

at him and recommended I take him to a specialist and even gave me a number.

Dawn

From: Vaccinations [mailto:Vaccinations ] On

Behalf Of Dawn

Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2008 11:43 PM

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Subject: Re: Routine HIV Testing Recommended (Attn: DAWN)

Check out your vision plan with medicaid. My child had a lazy eye

and I had to take him to an Optometrist or Opthamologist (can't

remember which)....they normally recommend patching and quite

possibly, if older, visual therapy (which can be done by a Behavioral

Optometrist). You may not even need to see the pediatrician for this

one.

Dawn (also)

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> > Hi! I'm new here and I remember they tested me at the OB when I

> went in

> > pregnant with my son.

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> > Medicaid requires it I believe. =(

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> > Subject: Routine HIV Testing Recommended for All

> Women,

> > Regardless of Individual Risk Factors

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> >

> > oh man...........

> > more inaccurate tests for a lie that HIV causes

> > AIDS................tests that could ruin your life.

> > More garbage and interference you have to deal with so they can

> sell

> > AIDS testing and drugs and fear.

> > Sheri

> > (see my webpages http://www.wellwithin1.com/AIDS.htm for details

on

> > the lies about HIV and AIDS)

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> > http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/117108.php

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> > Routine HIV Testing Recommended for All Women, Regardless of

> > Individual Risk Factors

> > WASHINGTON, DC -- August 1, 2008 -- A committee opinion issued by

> the

> > American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG)

> recommends

> > HIV screening for all women aged 19 to 64 years, regardless of

> their

> > risk factors. The recommendation is published in the August issue

> of

> > Obstetrics and Gynecology. Implementation of this screening

> > recommendation will be a dramatic shift for some ob/gyn

practices,

> > especially those that are currently testing only pregnant

patients,

> > patients at high risk, and/or upon patient request. " Women

> represent

> > the fastest growing population of persons infected with HIV in

this

> > country, and heterosexual transmission has become a much bigger

> > factor, " said J. son, MD, Committee on Gynecologic

> > Practice, ACOG, Washington, DC. " ACOG recommends routine HIV

> > screening for all women aged 19 to 64 years, regardless of

> pregnancy

> > status or what their risk factors might be. " ACOG also recommends

> > targeted screening for women outside this age range who are at

high

> > risk. For example, all sexually active teenagers under 19 years

> > should be tested, as well as women older than 64 years who have

had

> > multiple partners in recent years, " said Dr. son. Today's

> > recommendation on HIV screening emphasises " opt-out " testing as

the

> > preferred approach.

> > SOURCE: American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists

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> > Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath

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