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Is it normal to have this kind of results without having hiv please advise me to improve my immune system
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The report is not.. significant.
Dont get HiV getting activities.
CD Count changes due to immunocompromised states... it might not be HIV as well... even other immunocompromised states like malignancies can also lead to raised CD counts..
Please consult for better managment.
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Please, instead of improving your immune system, try and improve your habits.
Why should you get into a situation where you have to get your HIV test done?
This report is normal.
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Reports are within normal range. But illness can not be totally ruled out on the basis of tests as timing of test & time of exposure are also important. It takes time for tests to become positive or abnormal after having exposure to disease.
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Results are more or less within normal limits. Still should consult a Physician for some routine immunological disease profiling.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Dr. Valli Ponsing
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It's a normal report
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