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HELP PLEASE FOUR WEEKS OF LYMPHE AND TEST NEG.
Dear All
I will try to make my question short as I know you are very busy, 4 weeks ago I started to have a noticeable enlarged Lymph nodes on my nick area which made me uncomfortable but no high temp. or Fever. I got tested twice one last week and another one today ( four weeks after the noticable lymphe nodes) using Rapid Test and both came negative:
My question if HIV caused the Lymph enlargements I should be positive by now ( four weeks after the onset on ARS) correct?
It is already more that 3 months of my last exposure so should I contenue check my body for HIV symptoms or shell forget about HIV/AIDS stories and symptoms and tests?
I will try to make my question short as I know you are very busy, 4 weeks ago I started to have a noticeable enlarged Lymph nodes on my nick area which made me uncomfortable but no high temp. or Fever. I got tested twice one last week and another one today ( four weeks after the noticable lymphe nodes) using Rapid Test and both came negative:
My question if HIV caused the Lymph enlargements I should be positive by now ( four weeks after the onset on ARS) correct?
It is already more that 3 months of my last exposure so should I contenue check my body for HIV symptoms or shell forget about HIV/AIDS stories and symptoms and tests?
swollen lymph nodes from someone who was actually infected...would come at 2-4 weeks after infection...not 2 months.
a negative test TRUMPS any symptoms you are experiencing.
if you are having health concerns...see your doctor...its NOT hiv related.
a negative test TRUMPS any symptoms you are experiencing.
if you are having health concerns...see your doctor...its NOT hiv related.
Thank but could clarify this to me, if HIV caused the Lymph enlargements I should be positive by now ( four weeks after the onset of ARS) correct?
a negative test 3 months post exposure is RELIABLE and CONCLUSIVE...PROVING that you dont have hiv.
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