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Impaired / Non production of Antibodies.Nov 27, 2008 Hi Dr Bob, Firstly may i wish both yourself and Dr. Steve a long and happy marriage together , both of you help an astounding number of people here on thebody.com , it's greatly appreciated. I hope you could answer this question for me : I have read that in very rare cases (usually due to immune disorders or diseases),a person infected with HIV may not show up positive on a HIV antibody test conducted outside the window period. If someone had an immune disorder like that , would they be aware of it (that is without specifically testing for the disorder)? (I'm a 35 year old generally healthy male who tested antibody negative outside 3 months) Thanks in advance Jim |
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![]() | Response from Dr. FrascinoHi Jim, The short answer is: yep! The longer answer is: absolutely! Happy Thanksgiving. Dr. Bob | ||||||||
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