The Widal test came positive and the Malaria test negative but the fever vanished only when i ate Lumerax 80 (Malaria tablet). My SGPT was raised to 140 initially later after it decreased to 40. The platelet count reduced during fever to 148 now its 230, during infection the abdominal USG said i had mild enlarged spleen.
Afraid of the situation i read a lot on the net and found all the symptoms in me including pains in the testes..
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i had sex with a prostitute in 1 may 2008 after 5 month i got urine infaction and maleria
i took plenty madication of maleria and antibiotics and paine clear, after i thinking about hiv .. i got 2 test of hiv (elisa test) both is negetive...7 and 8 month..............my quation is ....i took maleria medicine and urine infaction medicine..... my hiv test effcet or not? or i should go againe for retast
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At six and half month i came down with high fever with severe di hydration i went to hospital and was diagnosed with falciparum malaria. I was given oral and injection for malaria . Just after one day my malaria parasite were not present. Fever was too high 104 . Meanwhile loose foul watery stool was started. After 7 day fever was settled. But severe weakness, headache and groin pain right side , pain in both kidney area and 3 or 4 itchy rash in abdomen. Armpit pain started .
I had taken 2 Elisa test and 2 HIV DUO test and one rapid test this year (last DUO and Rapid test yesterday) all of them were negative. I had taken these tests in Bangalore, I am little worried if these test were reliable as i have very little idea on the sensitivity and reliability of the testing centres.
Six weeks post exposure I visited HIV specialist and he did physical assessment on my mouth and body – before sending for test he told me that I don’t have HIV, I tested PCR and HIV Proviral, DOU test and ELISA DNA from two major reliable labs ( Nairobi Hospital, MEDANTA and Metropolis ) and all come back NEGATIVE. I also did general Blood Picture which was normal as my Dr told me.
I have taken again my blood test for malaria then there was no malaria but 12% esnophil was there. After treatment I m ok but I have fear about HIV all time .I was suffering from High BP, Cervical spendolysis, Acidity and constipation. I meet to doctor and again I did my CBC on 27 August. The result was ok But Esnophil was now 11%. I was not taking any medicine for esnophil. Now I tell my story to doctor and then we decided for an ELISHA- HIV test.
He is a social drinker and no smoking habits.His last 3 months blood test shows elevated values for bilirubin,ALT and AST. All other test are normal.The last lab test values are following
Bilirubin Total- 1.6 mg/dl (Normal 0.3-1 mg/dl)
Bilirubin Direct- 0.3 mg/dl (Normal 0.1-0.31 mg/dl)
AST(SGOT)- 56 u/ml (Normal 5-55 u/ml)
ALT(SGPT)- 100 u/ml (Normal 5-35 u/ml)
Alkelie phosphate- 120u/l(Normal 100-250 u/l)
Albumin - 4.0 g/dl (Normal 3.5-5.5 g/dl)
Globulin - 2.8 g/dl (Normal 1.9-2.
about a month back i got fever for 14 days which could not be correctly diagnosed however it went on as quickly as i ate Malaria tablets...i conducted ELISA VIDAS DUO ULTRA test after 4 roughly 100 days ie 3 months 10 days and it came to be negative...am i allright? the friend of mine is married and she denies having HIV and she is quite health conscious.
14 i visited Max Hospital(Its a very reputed hospital) and i was tested for around 10 blood test including HIV1/HIV2(ELISA),all of them came negetive.Dr. prescribed me Vitamin D/E tablets and calcium tab.
After that i had a unprotected sex with my wife,and she also started feeling Loss of apetite/Rashes/Severe fatigue/Enlarged Breasts/Headache.
I have again tested 2 times again for HIV-ELISA(last test was in March'14) which again came negetive.
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I would go to the doctor and get a complete blood count, a blood test for malaria, thryoid test and fasting blood sugar and hemoglobin A 1 C, and a skin test or Xray (if you had the BCG vaccine) for TB, unless you can only afford to do a few tests then just check for the TB and the Malaria to start with.
In the 2 months that followed she had 4 episodes of fever with rash showing up three times. Dengue and Malaria were ruled out by a blood test. The stem cell bank in question (www.reelabs.com) has given us a certificate of analysis claiming that they test for HIV 1 & 2, HCV etc via PCR before extraction of stem cells from cord blood.
It was late evening of early March 2011, when at a bar slightly drunk picked up a girl & had ………… Although it was a protected one but the since then I have been living with guilt & fear.
I got ELISA test done after 15 days & result was been negative. ……………..Since then everything was going perfectly fine when 1 day in month of October I caught cold very bad cold later it was diagnosed as acute Sinus & in month of November 2011 while cleaning my throat I had blood in my mucus.
Tuberculosis (through sensitive ELISA test), cancers of lung, esophagus, lymphoma, acute lymphoblastic leukemia, cystic fibrosis, and histoplasmosis. A PET scan may be diagnostic. If this does not yield results then yes, a lymph node biopsy may be required (however, before that it is important to rule out tuberculosis).
Rheumatoid arthritis too can cause swollen lymph nodes and fever. Hence, may be she is having a flare of rheumatoid arthritis. This needs to be ruled out.
Hi and sorry you are ill. Are you in the U.S. now or what country do you reside in? So you don't know if they did a smear for malaria or what. I think you should try to get a PCR test for malaria. Maybe if you can see an infectious disease specialist that would be best. Have you been swimming, wading or washing in fresh water? If not that is good. You should also get a stool sample done a few times for parasites. You could have several things at once.
malaria
leptospirosis
leprosy
mononucleosis
lupus
lymphogranuloma venereum
mycoplasmal pneumonia
typhus
cat-scrath fever
hepatitis
periarteritis nodosa
acute viral and bacterial infections
hypersensitivity reactions
recent vaccinations
Obviously, not all of these apply, but I thought I'd put all of them down. This list was taken from Mosby's Manual of Diagnostic and Laboratory Tests, 2nd ed.
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