test. if i test now it should be pos . right. listen, me having shingles says it all. i knew all along that when i got exposed it hit my immune system hard, meaning that i didn't have antibodies. my cd 4 count is prob very low.
they are on my inner bycept left arm. also under my left armpit , but not inside down some. listen the docter said he is not sure if it is shingles, might be a bite of something. he said to keep an eye on it. i am going back tomorrow to have them do a blood test to find out. they should of done that today but they did'nt.
i would like to know if it is shingles than i am pos . i cant belive you dont agree. i know you wont answer , because i dont have proof about the shingles. i will soon.
Oh give me a break. They don't do blood tests for shingles. If you have shingles a doctor could look and diagnose you. Plus you would be in a lot of pain. I should have known you didn't know what you were talking about.
So the doctor did not make a shingles diagnosis. Teak i've read many things about people either knowing they had hiv after coming down with shingles. Most doctors will prompt a patient to test for hiv if they are presented with a case of shingles. I do doubt that you would have shingles this early and i don't think that you have hiv Jon for what ever that means to you. Shingles are VERY painful by the way...
That's BS chapeau, like I told Jon, most people that get shingles don't have HIV and the only way to ever contract shingles one has to have had chicken pox. Your starting to sound like that Judge you have up there.
That is partially true, shingles can be found in people who have previously contracted chix pox / people over 50 years of age and people with weakened immune systems due to the hiv virus -or- have undergone cancer treatment Teak.
No one contracts shingles that has never had chickens pox. It doesn't matter if one has had cancer or any other disease, you have to have had chicken pox to have shingles.
LOL, HIV has no specific symptoms. So whatever symptoms one has can be linked to hundreds of other illnesses. But it doesn't change the fact if one hasn't had chicken pox, then one can't get shingles.