Hiv test.

2019-12-26 11:24:34
Best hiv test after 75 days of exposure , I have done hiv 4th gen after 54 days of exposure but it was negative but having a lot of symptoms ,my tongue has become weird with white and green pathces all around , so please any test after 75 days of exposure when will surely tell my hiv status, please doctor I am in very need , plz help me plz
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Got ur pain n concern now just visit ur dr in person and relax he'll take care for future consequences. online help won't let you free to even sleep calmly....

Answered2019-12-27 06:01:54

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No use. Not conclusive. Pl do HIV HBsAg HCV and VDRL tests 90 days after exposure.
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please take private consult with audio video chat and then I can guide you properly and explain you what is to be done
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Answered2019-12-26 15:07:35

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Hi Thanks for seeking help here. Don't worry. HIV tests negative after 30 days is quite significant. If u still have doubts then definitely go for 3 months tests. The tongue colour changes to white is mostly due to nutritional deficiencies secondary to stress and sleeplessness The oral thrush is significant when it's clinically diagnosed with hiv. Its usually associated with low cd4 count ...means low immunity.
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I suggest to start with multivitamin n relaxation techniques. with routine exercise. soon you will be fine.
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Answered2019-12-26 15:22:37

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Kindly consult doctor in person.

Answered2019-12-26 15:09:15

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