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Negative/Undected? Sep 17, 2005 Morning doctors... Question: If someone is HIV+ and has currently taken medication so that their HIV is "undetectable," would they still get a Negative result on a Rapid HIV Test (i.e. on a Home Access, OraSure, etc)? Thanks so much for your time and for the work you do!! Kind Regards, Mike |
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 Mike, if a person is HIV+, irrespective of their viral load, HIV tests (including the oral tests) will be positive. BY | ||||||||
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