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Non-reactive Hiv Antibody Result
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How to get treatment treatment with non reactive HIV antibody blood result?I am writing in a state of desparation. My husband has progressively gotten sick over the past year. Late in 2010 in developed a long standing cough, respitatory illness. Which then progressed to general malaise during 2011, by May 2011 he began...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
Recommend repeat HIV 1/2 test including possibly direct HIV test (plasma HIV level)-if both are negative repeatedly then extremely unlikely for HIV infection to be causing those symptoms. KH...
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Reactive Elisa, Non-reactive Western BlotDoctor,I have posted so many questions on this web site and no one has ever responded. Please help... Read more »
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Supplemental Testing for Confirmation of Reactive Oral Fluid Rapid HIV Antibody TestsIn March 2004, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the OraQuick® Rapid HIV-1 Antibody Test (OraSure Technologies, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania) for use with oral fluid by trained personnel as a point-of-care test to aid in the diagnosis of... Read more »
Covalent Vaccination and Catalytic Antibodies: A New Way of Looking at an HIV VaccineIntroduction There is global concern regarding HIV drug-resistance, drug toxicity, and increasing drug costs. Many health care professionals believe that eradicating HIV will require development of a vaccine that prevents infection by the virus.... Read more »
HIV TestingWhy Should You Get Tested for HIV? What Are HIV Antibody Tests? ELISA Western Blot (WB) Assay Indirect Immunofluorescence Assay (IFA) Window Period Interpretation of Test Results Accuracy... Read more »
Pilot of Non-Invasive (Oral Fluid) Testing for HIV Within a Community SettingIn a community setting of men who have sex with men (MSM), the current study sought to determine the level of undiagnosed HIV infection and to identify any associated sexual risk factors. In sex-on-premises venues and gay bars within the inner... Read more »
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Reactive Elisa, Non-reactive Western Blot
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I went in for an HIV antibody test 90 days post-possible exposure and the result came back reactive on the Elisa and non-reactive on the western blot. Are the antibodies produced in response to HIV unique or are they generic to a host of other...
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Non Reactive
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I think it is a good sign to have a non reactive test rather than a indetermate test results.The Chance of going from a Non Reactive to Postive at 3 months is none. Read more » suspicious antibodies
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
I just got hiv test results back that were negative. However, they indicated that there were suspicious antibodies present. My doctor said i should consider myself infected since it probably means the very beginning of an infection. Does anyone...
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Non reactive Vs. Indetermate
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
what is the big difference in the results ?If you had a non reactive chances are it will stay that way ? If you have indetermante chances are they could turn positive ? This is always puzzeld me because some band show up on a indetermante test and... Read more »
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