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Re: White Coating+sore throat+cough=ARS
05/05/06 08:54 AM

yes p24 is good option, and viral load tests like PCR.

you can also do a antibody test at 4 weeks, avg time is 22-25 days to show antibodies, but must have one at 13 weeks as well

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White Coating+sore throat+cough=ARS	Anonymous	05/05/06 01:15 AM
Re: White Coating+sore throat+cough=ARS	ItsFaith	05/05/06 10:52 AM
Re: White Coating+sore throat+cough=ARS	Anonymous	05/05/06 01:22 AM
Re: White Coating+sore throat+cough=ARS	Anonymous	05/05/06 01:30 AM
Re: White Coating+sore throat+cough=ARS	Anonymous	05/05/06 02:35 AM
Re: White Coating+sore throat+cough=ARS	Anonymous	05/05/06 07:39 AM
Re: White Coating+sore throat+cough=ARS	Anonymous	05/05/06 08:54 AM
Re: White Coating+sore throat+cough=ARS	Anonymous	05/05/06 09:02 AM
Re: White Coating+sore throat+cough=ARS	SteveR	05/05/06 01:56 PM

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