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After two weeks of exposure, I had severe acid refluxGastroesophageal reflux disease Gastroesophageal reflux in infants Hiatal hernia repair Reflux nephropathy Vesicoureteral reflux, nausea and gas and rumbling in my stomach and pain in my abdomen, along with fatigue. But still no diarrhoea. Then one evening I had muscle ache, malaise and a fever for one night for 100F and a itchy throat. The fever never came back but my throat is hoarse though not sore. But No diarrhoea,No headache, no rash,no vomiting,no photophobia.
I respect my doctor but he is not an HIV expert. He gave me Nexium for acidreflux. HIV antibody tests were -ve at 2 different labs. Acid reflux after meals still present. And fatigue continues. Doctor says I am having a random viral infection in the flu season.
My bloodwork says no 4900 wbc/cc. Doc says that even if I had seroconversion illness going on, my wbc count would rise up. I am not so sure if this is true.
My questions
--is a "normal" wbc count consistent with HIV seroconversion illness ?
--could my stomach/eosophagus problems a manifestation of CMV/HSV/HIV causing gastritis and eosophagitis?
--what is the HIV confirmatory test b4 28 days post exposure?
k1978 - u don't need to start a new thread...continue posting on the olds thread that u started..just scroll down on the old thread and click on POST COMMENT
90% persons would have abnormaly high fever...lasting for a rather long duration of time.
Now let me guess...you are starting to pull a thermometer out? LOL...
Believe me, you would KNOW the fever if you got it.....and I do not mean the FEVER Elvis was talking about.
But since ars / seroconversion illness symptoms are non specific, do you still think (apart from my exposure risk), that my symptoms are indicators for me to be vigilant?
ur symptoms don't seem to be ARS related.
sorry to ask, but what is ARS?
90% persons would have abnormaly high fever...lasting for a rather long duration of time.
Now let me guess...you are starting to pull a thermometer out? LOL...
Believe me, you would KNOW the fever if you got it.....and I do not mean the FEVER Elvis was talking about.
But since ars / seroconversion illness symptoms are non specific, do you still think (apart from my exposure risk), that my symptoms are indicators for me to be vigilant?
Thanks for your patience,
k1978