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By parasite123 | Feb 14, 2011

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Epstein Barr vs Hiv coinfection

Dr HH Hansfield in the expert forum states that chronic/past EBV infection cannot delay HIV seroconversion, however, could acute EBV infection delay the body's response to HIV? As in coinfection?

I would like an honest response from someone who really knows the answer and not be criticised because i have already asked hiv related questions before. Thank you

This discussion is related to Factors for Delayed Seroconversion for HIV.

Tags: HIV, Epstein Barr, acute EBV, delayed seroconversion

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