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HIV medications can cause mild skin rashes as well as serious, even life-threatening rashes. The vast majority of HIV skin rashes are mild to moderate. They usually appear within a few weeks of starting a new medication and often go away with continued use of the medication. Severe skin rashes cause significant damage to the skin and can result in serious complications, even death.

Top Resources on HIV Skin Rash

• eMedTV: HIV Skin Rash
• HIV Site: Dermatologic Manifestations of HIV
• Aids Info: Skin Rash
• Australasian College of Dermatologists: HIV and Skin Disease
• Up to Date: Symptoms of HIV infection
• DermNet NZ: Skin conditions relating to HIV infection
• US Department of Veterans Affairs: Dermatological Manifestations of HIV
• National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases: HIV Infection and AIDS: An Overview
• HIV Nurse: Skin Rash/Dermatitis
• Aids Map: Skin problems

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