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Hiv start showing symptoms in how many days ? And what the solution for it test done after180 combo in ictc centre is conclusive
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Yes it is conclusive at ictc centres
It is better to have it done after 90 days
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There is a window period take proper knowledge about this first chat online for guidance
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Dr. Akshat Varma
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5 yrs exp
Rewa
Symptoms can take weeks to months or more to show up and cause problems. Initial symptoms can be fatigue weight loss diarrhoea etc.
Take an immediate test and follow up with the ART centre for post exposure prophylaxis if needed
And repeat test following window period of initially negative on test
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