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something I have wondered
Okay it seems people worry about delayed seroconversion due to different circumstances i.e. chemo, antiretroviral drugs, and whatever. what i wondered about if someone infected experiences ars obviously after that your body produces antibodies. now something happens to you months later chemo or transplant rejection drugs. are those antibodies you have produced still there ?
Thanks for the info, by the way that is funny pic in your profile, lol.
That's why all the educated doctors are sticking with three months conclusive results guidelines. However, I am still surprised that why CDC states that 97% is at three months? What about rest of the 3%? Just curiousity.
That's why all the educated doctors are sticking with three months conclusive results guidelines. However, I am still surprised that why CDC states that 97% is at three months? What about rest of the 3%? Just curiousity.
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