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need help
by anxious3191, Dec 27, 2008 11:07AM
i had WBC test which came back normal, mine was 5700. the reference range is 5000-10000
last January i had the same test, WBC was 6600. as i mentioned many times, i had an HIV test at more than 11 weeks which came back negative, and my risk was very high.
does this decrease WBC indicates seroconversion?
does the WBC increase or decrease during this period? are ARS and WBC related? How?
i am so worried.
last January i had the same test, WBC was 6600. as i mentioned many times, i had an HIV test at more than 11 weeks which came back negative, and my risk was very high.
does this decrease WBC indicates seroconversion?
does the WBC increase or decrease during this period? are ARS and WBC related? How?
i am so worried.
Member Comments (2)
by Teak, Dec 27, 2008 11:13AM
No WBC will not tell you or your doctor if you have been infected, only an HIV test will tell you if you were exposed not. I doubt that you will have any changes in your conclusive test result.
by anxious3191, Dec 27, 2008 11:44AM
To: Teak
thanks. so is that low normal WBC considered weak immune system?
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