JC Virus DNA, PCR Questions

The dna pcr is very much reliable and you cannot get hiv unless you have another contact with infected female.

15 days with PCR, 6 weeks for western blot and 90 days for spot or ELISA tests. Also check for HBsAg and VDRL.

If all HIV PCR is negative, nothing to worry about HIV. But, pl. Also get tested for Hepatitis-B. Take Hep-B vaccine. If you are getting unnecessarily tested its madness and called psychiatric disorder termed as HIV-Phobia or Venerophobia. Symptoms you have Are not related to HIV. Diarrhea may be just a bacilliary infection. You do not need testing you need Consultation and sittings of counseling.

Hello- Tests used to diagnose or screen for genital herpes include: PCR blood test: The PCR blood test can tell if you have genital herpes even if you don't have symptoms. The PCR test looks for pieces of the virus's DNA. This is the most common test used to diagnose genital herpes and is very accurate.

Virus qualitative value positive mean pt is having infection. Share report picture for further guidance.

No tests are reliable after pep for now, it is recommended to wait atleast for 3 months for the test.

By a test. Please take HIV HBsAg and VDRL tests after 90 days of exposure. For HIV there is treatment. For Hbv prevention vaccine is available, for hcv there is cure. Please take private Consult with audio video chat and then I can guide you properly.

Nowadays 4th gen tests will detect the virus from 15 days itself but is not conclusive, so it is better to get the test after 1 month if possible if you ask the earliest.

1. Ebola virus is transmitted from infected monkey, pigs, bats etc to human beings through the infected animal’s body fluid like blood, faeces and urine etc. The disease is mostly prevalent in African countries. It is a contagious disease and death occurs due to severe bleeding, multiple organ failure, Jaundice, delirium, shock, coma seizure etc 2. The early symptoms of the disease are fever, severe headache, body ache, sore throat, joint and muscle pain, chills, weakness 3. The symptoms gradually become more severe with a) Nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, Diarrhea (may be bloody diarrhea) c) Red eyes, raised rash, lymphadenopathy d) Cough, chest pain, severe weight loss e) There is bleeding usually from eyes, ear, nose, rectum f) in terminal stage there is internal bleeding and death occurs due multiple organ failure Prevention- avoid contact with wild animal/infected people/ wear protective clothings like glove, mask, wash yor hand. Treatment- symptomatic withfluid/oxygen/blood transfusion. Diagnosis – serological by Elisatest (demonstration of IgG/IgM antibody, RT PCr (reverse Transcriptase/real time PCR for Viral load.

If negative, both tests are accurate. DNA window period is 15 days. RNA PCR is done only if person is HIV positive.