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Effects hiv test accuracy
Doctor what is hypergammaglobulinemia it effects my hiv test accuracy
After 100days I did Elisa test and 97 days antigen antibody test
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Hi. I do not know why this has been posted on a psychiatry forum. But hypergammaglobulinemia is a situation where there is a large number of immunoglobulins during electrophoresis. It can be temporary as a result of infection etc. It can be seen with almost any viral infection. It will not affect your hiv test. You have to do the spot hiv test and then go to VCTC at your nearest government center if spot test is positive. But if you have been involved in a needle prick injury or had unprotected Intercourse with someone you suspect could be HIV positive. Then you need to start prophylactic medication.
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Wait got HIV spot text report. If positive, visit a physician at a government center near you. If negative and you are constantly worried about whether you have HIV, you need to have a detailed Evaluation with a psychiatrist for the underlying basis of the irrational fear.
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