hiv results

[mike450]

i had hiv antibody test done 3 to 4 year after possible exposure is  there any thing that can cause false negatives ive had numerous full blood counts done for other reason with have all been  normal can i believe my results any help would be great

[Vance2335]

You don't have an HIV concern.

[mike450]

spoke to my doctor n he said they can be wrong but very rarely sorry for mithering you but if i had a compromised before testing is this something i would of know about  would a full blood count crp esr tell me anything would the full blood count tell me if my immune system is active fighting some thing thanks for your time

[mike450]

thank you all for your time

[Hope242]

no, testing 3-4 years after exposure is absolutly conclusive

[juandos1980]

http://www.medhelp.org/user_journals/show/88524/HIV-THE-FACTS?personal_page_id=434


Autoimmune disorders are completely different from a person with a severely compromised immune system, from chemo, etc.  The presence of an autoimmune disorder does NOT change the testing guidelines whatsoever, and it will not affect the test results

[mike450]

thank you for your reply's so auto immune conditions could not alter it

[juandos1980]

it happens when you test earlier, a test at 3 months is conclusive

[mike450]

so false negative would not happen thanks

[Teak]

Yes you can believe your results.