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It seems like more than a few people have tested positive to EBV during testing for HIV. I've tested negative multiple times to HIV (elisaElisa Elisa/western blot tests for hiv Lyme disease antibody and rna pcr) up to 11 weeks after incident, but positive titers for EBV reactivation at 11 weeks. Now at five months I'm having all the ARS symptoms again for 2 weeks (specifically rash, muscle aches, fatigue). I'm convinced this could be delayed seroconversion because of the EBV infection suppressing my immune system. Is this possible? Should I get retested? I'm freaking out. Dr HHH thinks this is a non-issue and asked for discussion to be moved to the supportSupport Support 500 forum. Please help.
I don't know if you've checked out his credentials or not, but the doc is pretty knowledgeable in this stuff. There is so much fearFears and phobias and uncertainty out there that everyone assumes the worst. I take his comments vs. those of my local health clinic and they are a joke. It's some volunteer who does this 20 hours per week for college credit. His life has been devoted to this.
I am going in today for a 9-week antibody test due to a low risk incident and I'm considering it final based upon largely his opinion. Listen to him.
I am going in today for a 9-week antibody test due to a low risk incident and I'm considering it final based upon largely his opinion. Listen to him.