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HIV CARRIER May 26, 2006 My partner has AIDS his CD4 is 75). I have tested negative for HIV repeatedly, does this mean I may be a carrier, or does a person have to be HIV positive to be a carrier. Thank you, Jacky |
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 Jacky- Thanks for your post. Count yourself fortunate-- a negative HIV test means just that- you're not a carrier (assuming that you haven't been recently infected or exposed. Best of health to you and your partner. BY | ||||||||
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