Virus Warts inside the nose

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Thanks, J

I was trying to ask all the members, but I made an error...

I would like to repost my question to the group and add

a question....

Has any POZ member of this list, ever had a virus or growth

like warts in their nose...??? If, so please share, what was

the process to correct this problems...

Thanks...

From: J Barrowster <barrowster@...>310541w <george310541@...> Sent: Wednesday, January 4, 2012 8:43 AMSubject: Re: Re: Small portion meals

Warts are a common problem for people with HIV, anywhere on the body.

On Jan 4, 2012, at 2:44 AM, 310541w wrote:

Has any POZ member of this list, ever had a virus or growth

like warts in their nose...???

From: J Barrowster <barrowster@...> Sent: Tuesday, January 3, 2012 6:15 AMSubject: Re: Small portion meals

"Candidiasis: POZ people should be aware of the symptoms of the overgrowth of Candida Albicans: candidiasis. The condition is vastly under-diagnosed and its symptoms are often treated as other challenges creating mis- and over-medication and no change in physical discomfort and fatigue. "

This is not a generally accepted view of Candidiasis.

Candidiasis means that the yeasts and hyphae of C. albicans invade the tissues. It does not mean that they are simply present on the mucosal surfaces of the body.

Candida is not treated by avoiding sugar.

Candida can be a cause of infection of the fingernails, rarely, but it is not the usual.

Toenail fungus is usually caused by Trychophyton rubrum, not C. albicans.

JB

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I had this happen to me several years ago. The wart developed really quickly,

it popped up before I even knew what was going on.

I went to an EENT doc, and he had a look. Basically it's a surgical procedure

to remove it, and from the way he described it, it was far more complicated than

I expected-- I expected a quick freeze and walk out, but that's not what he

described.

Fortunately for me, my ward seemed to dry up and disappear on its own without

doing anything. It happened over the course of a couple of weeks.

I'd say give it a little while and see if it clears on its own before you go

seek help for it. But if it keeps getting bigger, obviously don't want too

long.

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> > " Candidiasis: POZ people should be aware of the symptoms of the overgrowth 

> >of Candida Albicans: candidiasis. The condition is vastly under-diagnosed 

> >and its symptoms are often treated as other challenges creating mis- and 

> >over-medication and no change in physical discomfort and fatigue. "

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> >This is not a generally accepted view of Candidiasis.

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> >Candidiasis means that the yeasts and hyphae of C.  albicans invade the

tissues.  It does not mean that they are simply present on the mucosal surfaces

of the body.

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> >Candida is not treated by avoiding sugar.      

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> >Candida can be a cause of infection of the fingernails, rarely, but it is not

the usual.

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> >Toenail fungus is usually caused by Trychophyton rubrum, not C. albicans.

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> >JB

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