Some things in life are better left a mystery, hegs :o)
Take good care, and play safe— they say the army uses real bullets; and you were frightened you might have had HCV!
Bill
Iummunoblot is the riba too.
hey bill :)... cheers bud :),
By the way care to explain this?
Hep C(supplementary) non reactive
Hep c Immunoblot (indeterminate)
I shall keep it safe :)
Hegs, man; it looks like you have it in the bag, now! Good work, and good luck—
Bill
By the way; put that letter in a safe place; you never know what other obstacles you might encounter in life, OK?
Inst an infectious diseases specialist the highest you can go to prove it? and Ive seen a gastroangologist, then the army sent me to him.
3 tests read no antibodies, if it looks like a duck...
from the inventor of the NGI-PCR, Labcorps most sensitive >1 tests we were told this:
slide contamination, and improper machine cleaning account for the majority of false positives. There's always a human element in every machine run test..so there will always be a rate of error even in a machine able to detect parts per million it doesn't rule out one sample brushing against another at some point etc.
you will probably have to have a liver doctor confirm this in writing before the army believes it though...sad to say.
Best of everything to you, and congrats on your patriotic attitude. I'm sure you'll do fine whereever you land. But don't give up, you just need someone who actually understands these tests to convince the less knowledgable bureaucrats.
mb