HIV Support Group
HIV (also known as human immunodeficiency virus, and formerly known as HTLV-III and lymphadenopathy-associated virus) is a retrovirus that primarily infects vital components of the human immune system which can lead the syndrome known as AIDS. Many of the problems faced by people infected with HIV result from failure of the immune system to protect from opportunistic...
The same applies to Kaposis sarcoma. This type of cancer is said to be "caused by" the HHV6 virus, but many people infected with HHV6 never get a lesion. Immune deficiency increases the odds that a person who carries HHV6 will get a lesion, but some people with normal immune function can still experience the problem.
I am not an expert on HHV6 and KS, so I am not sure if having one KS lesion means that you are at risk for having more of them. For all types of cancer, early detection and removal of the cancerous tissue is a key part of fighting it. It is never a good idea to "just wait and see what happens".
i recovered very quickly, i impressed the plastic surgeon with how resilient i proved to be
now 4to5 months later, i had a second enhacment....
my left incision is healing a little slow but otherwise i have recovered quickly.
i am not due for another blood draw for about 2 months.