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On internet are so many informations about Hiv/Aids cases without Hiv antibodies(of course very rare happened),It is posible that I could still be infected without antibodies and develop into AIDS?Im very scared because of my wife and small baby....I looking for any help..
Please answer my message If you can...God bless you...
This is a member to member forum with very knowledable people giving answers. Information is based on current HIV guidelines. Oral is not considered a risk by exerts in HIV. That's the bottom line and the stance the forum supports. If you feel otherwise, please test. But there is nothing more we can offer you here.
m worried someone on my floor might have came inside while i was sleeping and injected me with Aids/Hiv, if other people were in my situation would they have this fear also? or is this irrational, would you get tested if you were in this situation? Along with that i have obsessions that pop up in my mind, for instance i am a little overweight and my Dr told me i should loose a little weight.
@teak and @raj,, thank you so much for your favorable replies, I am grateful to both of you for pulling me out of this dilemma,, but I have one question and that is people say hiv positive people don't experience any kind of symptoms even in the PRELIMINARY stage once they are infected, so what I wanted to know is this the reality or its a MYTH, please do shed light on this subject, thank you
blood under the skin that goes away in 2-4 days is NOT KS
stop with the self diagnosing and test in another month to get that conclusive result.
AIDS is a progression of HIV. You don't test for AIDS, you test for HIV. Only people who are HIV + can get a diagnosis of AIDS, which is diagnosed with very specific criteria.
3 months is conclusive, so you tested WAY beyond the window period. You don't have HIV.
It is uncommon, but possible. In general there aren't any physical symptoms HIV+ people get that HIV- people can't get. It's that certain problems are more common in people with HIV/AIDS.
If you want to see some really results of HIV then take a look at the 35 million people infected with HIV in Africa. That since the mid 80s over 75 million people have been infected with HIV. It clearly has to do with exposure and the customs of the culture. HIV is transmitted through breast milk which has
increased the HIV population in Africa due to the culture its hard to control.
Then there is Egypt who has a 40 percent population with Hepatitis C.
Hi Doctor,
Just wanted to report back that the spot was not molluscum, but a pretty deep clogged oil gland.
This week something else is concerning me....about two days ago I came down with a really sudden, severe red sore throat. I suspect this is strep or tonsillitis, but I have not gone to see the doctor yet.
Today my tongue feels numb and I have little sensation of taste--I look in the mirror and my tongue is coated with thick white patches; however, my throat has become less painful.
Hi all. Just wanted to check in to let you know how I am doing. I've read the articles. Thank you for those. So I haven't scheduled any counseling sessions as I felt like I was doing better after reading the encouraging comments and I was doing better but then over the weekend I encountered more 'signs' that again had that unsettling coincidence feel.
I had to take a long drive to visit family.
The survey of 230,179 cases of AIDS reported to the AIDS Reporting System initially revealed 299 HIV-seronegative patients. The evaluation of 172 of these patients (58 percent) is complete. Of these 172 patients, 131 have been reclassified as being HIV-positive, 4 have been reclassified as having some other type of defined immunodeficiency, and 8 HIV-exposed infants died before their serostatus could be determined.
Amit,
This isn't an absolutely no-risk case, like protected sex that so many people write in about, but it is a near-zero risk from what you describe. The link below is from the Columbia University Med School's question and answer forum, Go Ask Alice.
http://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu/1887.html
I call out this sentence:
" Of those 2 percent of needlestick injuries where HIV-infected blood is known to be present, the chance of HIV transmission is estimated to be between 0.
"Catching Hiv isn't as easy as alot of people think-correct?--Wrong.If you put yourself at risk it can be very easy to contract,just look at the African nations.Prevention is the key.
And the thing that freaks me out the most is that i have a lot of symptoms that could be related to hiv/aids. I have low wbc count. I also a high level of protein in my blood too. I feel like i am at a lost. Every doctor ive been to tells me not to worry, but how am i not suppose to when i have all these signs in my blood work pointing to hiv?
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