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autoimmune disease and hiv window period
Hello everybody
I am sorry , I am bothering u guys once again
just wanted a clarification, Its been said that 6 month testing is recommended for those who r 'immunosuppressed' but somewhere it is written that for people with 'autoimmune diseases'
Is there a difference between the two
coz even i have some autoimmune disease like urticaria(hives) for more than a year or so and even had anti histamine medicines , and I also have IBS...
one more thing , does these anti histamine medicines or these auto immune diseases will affect my the test results ....
plz do reply.................I really got worried after reading all this
I am sorry , I am bothering u guys once again
just wanted a clarification, Its been said that 6 month testing is recommended for those who r 'immunosuppressed' but somewhere it is written that for people with 'autoimmune diseases'
Is there a difference between the two
coz even i have some autoimmune disease like urticaria(hives) for more than a year or so and even had anti histamine medicines , and I also have IBS...
one more thing , does these anti histamine medicines or these auto immune diseases will affect my the test results ....
plz do reply.................I really got worried after reading all this
I am sorry
but I though u may ans if i start a new thread .
I didnt have any intention to post twice
I am again requesting u
plz ans the query of mine
but I though u may ans if i start a new thread .
I didnt have any intention to post twice
I am again requesting u
plz ans the query of mine
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