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follow-up to too late for treatment Feb 19, 1999 You say with a T-cell count of 53 I have probably had HIV for several years. However, I have tested negative every 6 months 1984 - Jan 1997. Does 2 years constitute several years or could the results of this most recent test or any of the others have been in error? Could anything else account for my low T-cell count? Thanks again in advance for any information you could provide. |
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| Response from Dr. Holodniy
 There is no accurate way to estimate length of infection. Two years of infection to get to 53 T cells would be considered rapid, but not unheard of. MH | ||
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