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HIV (Detectable or non detactable)
I received my blood reports few days back and it shows it is positive but how do I know whether its detectable or non detactable? Have attached my reports, kindly help.
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It’s positive you know need to do CD4 levels and viral load along with hepatitis b and c, fasting lipid profile, creatinine, liver function, chest x ray. These are to rule out opportunistic infections and other immunosuppressive infections.
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U are hiv positive .
It's already detected according to the reports
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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Positive
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Dr. Lakin Vira
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It is detectable, positive.
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