Also called Viracept. Concerning the first 4 weeks of life after birth. Poisonous to the kidneys. A sharp, shooting pain along a nerve pathway. The name given to a group of disorders involving nerves.
Symptoms range from a tingling sensation or numbness in the toes and fingers to paralysis.
It is estimated that 35 percent of persons with HIV disease have some form of neuropathy. See Peripheral Neuropathy. An antibody that keeps a virus from infecting a cell, usually by blocking receptors on the cell or the virus. The decrease may be relative or absolute. Neutropenia may also be associated with HIV infection or may be drug induced.