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Hiv Infection concerns
I had hiv1 /2 & p24 antigen combo test after at 23 rd day which came negative with index 0.22, but I have developed small pink spots on hand and also tongue is turned white, I had CBC ESR my WBC count is decreased but in normal range also Neutrophile range is decreased below normal, what are the chances of contracting hiv.
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Don't panic sir .. Take proper counseling to clear all ur doubts.. Few tests needs to be done for evaluation and confirmation
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Consult online.
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Take proper knowledge about this first
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It's negative.. no need to worry
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Get a fresh test after 90days  of exposure
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Take proper knowledge about this first Chat online
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