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About HepC diagnosis and infection chance
Dear all, best wishws to all of u.
Please answer me on the following situation:
1. In first test patient was diagnosed non-eactive blood for anti HCV.
2. After 1 month and 12 days the patient was diagnosed for reactive blood for anti HCV.In the mean time getting infected with HCV chance of the patient was very low.
3. 14 days after the second test one person accidentally got a single niddle ***** (by a niddle which was used single time in glucometer for the patient to ***** and collect blood).
4. After 1 month of 2nd test another test was performed and it said non reactive blood for anti HCV.
5. Another test is going on after 1 month of 3rd test.
The patient had never jaundice or liver disease.
My querry is:
1. Is there any chance that the patient may be tested for false positive in the 2nd time test?
2. If the 2nd time test was right is it possible that the patient will clear the virus automatically within 1 month?
3.How is the chance for the person who was pricked by glucometer niddle single time to be infected with HCV? What is the percentage of being infected by such *****?
Please answer me.
All take care and may Allah keep everyone safe.
Please answer me on the following situation:
1. In first test patient was diagnosed non-eactive blood for anti HCV.
2. After 1 month and 12 days the patient was diagnosed for reactive blood for anti HCV.In the mean time getting infected with HCV chance of the patient was very low.
3. 14 days after the second test one person accidentally got a single niddle ***** (by a niddle which was used single time in glucometer for the patient to ***** and collect blood).
4. After 1 month of 2nd test another test was performed and it said non reactive blood for anti HCV.
5. Another test is going on after 1 month of 3rd test.
The patient had never jaundice or liver disease.
My querry is:
1. Is there any chance that the patient may be tested for false positive in the 2nd time test?
2. If the 2nd time test was right is it possible that the patient will clear the virus automatically within 1 month?
3.How is the chance for the person who was pricked by glucometer niddle single time to be infected with HCV? What is the percentage of being infected by such *****?
Please answer me.
All take care and may Allah keep everyone safe.
Another test was performed on patient blood it says NEGETIVE!
Please anyone help... was the patient got infected HCV within 42 days of 1st test (reported postive within 42 days if it is assumed that it was infected just immediate date of 1st negetive test ) and recoveerd automatically within 40 days of 2nd test (reported negetive after 40 days of 2nd test)?? Or in the 2nd test there was false positive??
how is the chance of infection of the person who was niddle prcked??
Please anyone help... was the patient got infected HCV within 42 days of 1st test (reported postive within 42 days if it is assumed that it was infected just immediate date of 1st negetive test ) and recoveerd automatically within 40 days of 2nd test (reported negetive after 40 days of 2nd test)?? Or in the 2nd test there was false positive??
how is the chance of infection of the person who was niddle prcked??
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