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Hiv negative but cd 4 count on border
I had exposure on March 19 risky
4 th gen test on 38 day 40 th day 60 th day 82 day 100 th day negative
Full std panel negative on 60 th day
Rna pcr 55 th day non detection ,60 th day not detected
Real time PCR test on 95 th day not detected but
My cd 4 cell count is 492 bio ref 448 to 1611
Can u please what is this result means
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Cd4 count is normal and if hiv reports is negative then no need to worry.
For better clarification consult online.
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Take proper counseling..
To clear all ur doubts
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