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HIV 1＆2 ANTIBODIES, SCREENING TEST
I am akash, 28year old and yesterday I had tested HIV 1＆2 ANTIBODIES, SCREENING TEST.
This is HIV 1/2 and p24 combo test(CMIA) after 9months of exposure(sex).
Results comes: HIV 1/2 and P24 combo test(CMIA) Index value 0.12 which is negative.
But time before 11 hour of test I drink 4 glasses of whiskey before 11 hour of test..
I would like to confirm can alcohol(whiskey) affect my HIV 1＆2 ANTIBODIES, SCREENING TEST(HIV1/2 and p24 combo test) CMIA test result report??
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Your test is negative
Test Result is not affected by drinking
Also as you had exposure you should also get tested for other sexually transmitted diseases
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Negative don’t worry
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Dr. Sanjeev Kumar
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23 yrs exp
Hyderabad
HIV has blown you away
I am afraid like this how will you function normally
Test are clearly negative
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Dr. Akash Damani
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Nagpur
Please consult in private i would like to add some knowledge regarding it
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