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hello ..i have some important question about hiv...i have been at risk exposure with girl 6 weeks ago..2 weeks later after exposure i got hemolysis and my wbc was 3.4 only with rbc 7.50 and i tested negative after 3 and 6 weeks of exposure used combo test..first if i have this low number of wbc can Hinders the production of antibodies within 6 weeks?does autoimmune disorders affect the result of hiv test ?and what's d relation between hiv and hemolysis ?how relible doing combo test in 6weeks specially in my case?...thanks and best regards
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nobody can live in fear for 3 months ..i just want know if autoimmue disorder can effect my hiv duo test after 40 days or not
You have to follow guidelines because they are there for a reason and until they are changed by the appropriate persons then they officially remain in place.
i never experienced autoimmue disease but doctor think that i had autoimmue disorder which caused this hemolysis but can hiv cause hemolysis 4 weeks after infection?
Any negative test is a good test, but 3 month test is required.
Do you have an autoimmune disease?
Do you have an autoimmune disease?
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