Hiv antibody. 9 subtypes of this virus?

Hi Thanks for seeking help here. After carefully listening to your history n evaluating the issue we suggests.... In the early stages of HIV infection, the virus itself is difficult to detect. Rather than looking for the virus, HIV testing usually involves looking at the body's reaction to the presence of the virus. The measure of the amount of virus in an individual's blood stream is called the viral load. Antibodies are produced by the body in reaction to the presence of a virus.  An HIV antibody test measures the presence of antibodies in response to the presence of HIV. The most common HIV antibody tests are ELISA (EIA) and Western Blot.  A person with a positive HIV test will need to have further testing done to confirm this diagnosis. When a person has a positive HIV test, it does not mean that the person has AIDS or that the person will have AIDS in a certain amount of time--it only means that the person is infected with HIV Feel free to consult with us here in practo for further clarification and doubts if any. Happy to help you. Wish you good health. Get well soon. Regards Practo

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