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Undetectable At 1 Year Months And Elisa Negative
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ELISA negative, PCR undetectable, CD4 370?Possible exposure a year and a half ago. I have been experiencing symptoms similar to HIV for little over a year. My Elisa and PCR test were negative at three months and tested negative at one year with the Elisa; however, my CD4 count is currently...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
No to all 3. MH...
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3 negative ELISAs over 12 years; now AIDSI stopped having unsafe sex 12 years ago; celibate now.I had 2 ELISAs per State Health, then one in... Read more »3 negative ELISAs over 12 years; now AIDS ???Dr. Holodniy,This is in regards to a question posted which seems odd and yet you didn't... Read more »
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This Month in HIV: Top 10 HIV/AIDS Stories of the Past YearEvery day a barrage of HIV research is published and presented around the world. Even if you were to read all the journal articles and research meeting coverage related to HIV, how should you evaluate the importance of individual studies? That's... Read more »
The HIV Community Sounds Off: Does "Undetectable" Mean "Uninfectious"?One of the most provocative sessions of the XVII International AIDS Conference likely took place before the conference even officially began. In a charged satellite event, a panel of researchers and a huge audience took part in a debate over whether... Read more »
Reaching Undetectable While PregnantTreatment Cascade: A Spotlight Series I can remember the first time my viral load ever reached undetectable. I was 7 months pregnant and I had stopped taking my medicine for about a month. I had requested my doctor change my medicine several... Read more »
This Month in HIV: Summary of "Top 10 HIV Stories of the Past Year"The Story: HIV is one of the most rapidly evolving fields in medicine, but even so, the clip at which new HIV medications have been approved lately is stunning. And we're not just talking about new meds in existing drug classes; we're also talking... Read more »
Connect With Others
Convinced Infected but test negative almost 6 months
Posted by hope2012, 5 Replies
I had a high sex exposure this year, following that I started to have almost all severe ARS related symptoms: lesion on foreskin, night sweats, chills, itchy on scalps/over body, rashes, white tongue, hand numbness/arm stinging, weight loss, gum...
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My 3 Month Elisa = Negative!
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I feel very good today. The Elisa was at 93 1/2 days, so a little bit past three months. It was negative.I am going to try to put this behind me. I can't live my life worrying out there in the 0-3% land. I will probably get another test after 4... Read more » negative elisa at 8 months
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Please Help I am still having symptoms after a risk expose to HIV, does the elisa pick up subtypes to HIV and would this test be conclusive, I had a HIV 1/2 test at 5 months now again at 8 months I also had a RNA-PCR at 3 months, am I done testing,...
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elisa negative at 2 months
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hello, my question is the following:I just got the result of my test wich was negative for hiv, hepatitis B and siphilis, last risk was on april 6, and the test was taken on june 7. This is exactly 2 months. How accurate is elisa test at 2 months?... Read more »
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