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MY QUESTION IF HIV CMIA REPEATEDLY REACTIVE BUT ELFA REPEATEDLY  NEGATIVE FOR MORE THAN 12 MONTHS THEN WHAT DOES IT SUGGEST? IS HE IS HIV POSITIVE OR HIV NEGATIVE . NO PCR DONE.
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Thanks a lot Sir
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No such thing.
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Thank you so much.just tell me one more question and that is
does healthy individual has no antibody to hiv ? Is it true? or a low p17 antibody band also describe as negative or any band present but pattern does not meet criteria for positive after 12 months.. What does it mean?
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hi samir , im too from india , from my knowledge , CMIA test looks for both antigen and anti body , the anitgen will only show up within 4 weeks so the cmia test taken after 4 weeks or 6 weeks will b only usefull to detect the antibodies ..so there is no chance for cmia become possitve after 8 weeks and elisa turns negative at same time ...if the infection present in blood then both test should show possitive ! .
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No risk situation means what ?Does it possible that healthy individual has no antibodies to hiv? Then what is the 100% correct method for detecting hiv after 12 months. pcr  detect 7 days after infection,4th generation detect within 28 days and antibody not more than 3 month but rarely 6 months as per internet says.I want your opinion sir. Please suggest.

samir (India)
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