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EddieNerves

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HIV infection and false reactive VDRL test
11/20/04 06:32 AM

Hi everyone! Is there a way to relate a false reactive VDRL test with the early stages of HIV infection??? Yesterday, I got my blood tests results, and... HIV came back Negative, but VDRL came back wrong, and they asked me to return today to repeat the test... I am super nervous. If I got the second test reacitve again, will that mean I may be in the early acute HIV infection period? Please, your answers/comments are truly appreciated.

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HIV infection and false reactive VDRL test	EddieNerves	11/20/04 06:32 AM
Re: HIV infection and false reactive VDRL test	Anonymous	11/20/04 11:43 AM
Re: HIV infection and false reactive VDRL test	Anonymous	11/20/04 12:13 PM
Re: HIV infection and false reactive VDRL test	Anonymous	11/20/04 10:48 PM
Re: HIV infection and false reactive VDRL test	Anonymous	11/21/04 09:55 AM

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