Hiv positive to negative
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Dear Doctor
I'm really worried and can't sleep for the last 2 and half months
I went to a dentist on the 17th of Oct 09 and I'm not sure of his Hygiene :
I had HIV rapid test 3 weeks later = positive
I had ELISA Test 3 weeks later Negative
I had another rapid test 3 weeks and 2 days later = Negative
I had ELISA Test 8 weeks later = Negative
I had PCR & W.
Welcome to our Forum. I'll try to help. It is time for you to stop worrying about HIV. To continue to do so will just hinder your efforts to understand why you have the oral lesions you have and whether or not this is related to your positive ANA.
There are multiple reasons for me to be confident that you do not have HIV. First, it sounds as though your partner does not have HIV- he says he was tested and was negative- most people tell the truth.
Next day,my first clinc( positive elisa) sent to HIV/ADIS department in my country to ministry of Health- central department that control AIDS in oman, again i was stressfull for 3 days till my result , then they called me to collect my report with NEGATIVE elisa, thank the god, and they told me my first result was cross reacting as my flu van.
1-Now dr, should i get marrage after this scenario, and forget it because i feel i could not forget first test.
In a Blood test at lab
Is it true that if the "same syringe" was used before by HIV "positive" person it cannot give "negative" HIV result on my turn?
This is why they are called "confirmatory" tests. False positives can happen because the tests are so very sensitive. Your confirmatory tests have ruled out HIV.
Then ELISE showed posistive, then retested 2 times positive. again it happend to me with no reasons to have HIV i told to dr. that because i have flu and i got 2 injections for flu and sick it might tell false positive, any way she said i do not know why this is happend to you. Anyway, she adivsed me to do it again in differenet clinc, then i been to APOLLO Center, after 7 hours the result (ELISE /ELFA-VIDAS) It showed negative with .07 < then .25.
First of all, you should find out if the girl is positive or negative. If she is (truly) negative then you have nothing to fear. If she is positive, you may still have nothing to fear if she has an undetectable viral load and/or she is or has been on medication. Was she on her period when you penetrated her? HIV is best transmitted blood to blood and semen to blood. Other fluids are somewhat less of a carrier, but it doesn't rule transmission out altogether.
Yesterday I got tested for Hepatitis B (negative), Hepatitis C (negative) and HIV which came back positive again (it was an ELISA test like the previous time) and they sent it for a confirmatory test. I'm waiting for the results.
Is it possible that back in 2013 the 2 negative western blot tests, that I received after the 2 positive ELISA tests, were false negative tests?
If not, will I continue to get tested positive in ELISA tests even though I'm negative?
They tested her blood for HIV, and other diseases like they do when you are pregnant. She was negative for HIV, but positive for gonorreah. I went today to the health department to get tested for any and all stds. They gave me a 20min HIV swab test that came back positive. I have been exposed to dangerous sexual encounters, but find it weird that her blood test is negative and my swab test is positive. They took more blood to send off, but in the meantime my heart is racing.
the vdrl being falsely positive is a frequent issue which is why we always follow up to confirm with additional testing. really no reason to think that a positive vdrl means you had to have contracted something else from the encounter!!
follow up with full std testing at the proper times. when to test for what is listed in our read before posting post on the forum.
I'm a 26 year old female. In the past, I have never tested positive for HIV. I was date raped unprotected a little over a month ago. I was anxious, and had trouble waiting for the real doctor's test, so I bought an OraQuick over the counter test. On this test, there was a very obvious Control line, and an extremely vague line by the Test. It was so light it almost looked like a shadow, but was clearly a real line. If I shined a light behind it, the line was more obvious.
First test came back repetitively active, western blot negative. The nurse initially told me I was HIV positive because my index value is 3.4. My doctor reassured me that I am hiv negative due to the western blot. My question... what the heck is the index value, should I test again?
p.s. ended up having a miscarriage.
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