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Does A Contraceptive Pill Affect A Hiv Test
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Do the emergency contraception pills affect HIV test result?Do emergency contraception pills affect HIV test result? I ate emergency contraception pills on Aug,13,and I did a hiv test on Nov,1. It was about 82days after I took the pills. The result is non-reactive. So, do the pills affect HIV test? Looking...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi,Nope!Dr. Bob...
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Drug interactions affecting result of HIV rapid testDr. Frascino,Recently I was tested using the OraQuick advance rapid HIV test (oral swab) and the... Read more »Alcohol affects hiv test? (ALCOHOL AND HIV TEST RESULTS, 2010)i had 2 hiv tests after 4.5 months and it was neg. it was a 4th gen test. the day before test i... Read more »
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Women and HIV: Hormonal Contraception for HIV Positive WomenTable of Contents Introduction The Range of Hormonal Contraceptives Contraceptive Use by Women With HIV Keeping HIV Positive Women Safe Preventing Disease Transmission Making Sure the Drugs Work Questions Remain Weighing In:... Read more »
Hormonal Contraception Use Does Not Increase Women's Risk of HIV Infection, Study SaysThe use of hormonal contraception does not increase women's overall risk of HIV infection, according to a study published Thursday on the Web site of the Journal AIDS , Reuters reports. The study -- conducted by NIH -- followed about 6,000 women... Read more »
Use of Injectable Hormone Contraceptive May Double Risk of Contracting, Transmitting HIV, Study Shows"The most popular contraceptive for women in eastern and southern Africa, a hormone shot given every three months, appears to double the risk the women will become infected with HIV," according to a study involving 3,800 sero-discordant couples in... Read more »
Lack of Access to Contraception Results in Disproportionate Number of HIV Cases Among Women in Developing Countries, UNFPA Report SaysAbout 350 million people in developing countries lack access to contraception, which has resulted in a "disproportionat[e]" number of women being affected by HIV/AIDS in the world's most resource-poor countries, according to a report scheduled to be... Read more »
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Thrush... HIV or the pill???
Posted by Anonymous
About one year ago i had a huge HIV scare..... I tested negative at 7 weeks and never tested again because i was told a 7 week test is quite conclusive and i wasn't really in high risk.... i needed to get past it and move on.I took a new lease on... Read more » Do any drugs affect HIV test results?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I am taking valium for anxiety and recently had a negative HIV test. Could taking valium have compromised the HIV test results?
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Medication affecting HIV test
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Where can I find out information about medication affecting results of HIV test? I was on antifungal when I took my test & worried about false negative.Read more » Read this about what affect HIV test and so on!
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
http://hopkins-aids.edu/publications/book/ch2_1.htmlFor you all worried! Follow this link and read whats affecting the HIV test-False positive and False negatives and window and so on. Link to HIV medical management 2000/2001. Read more »
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