Porphobilinogen - Qualitative Questions

PCR negative after 15 days of sex is confirmed. Elisa after 36 days doubtful. Do HIV, HEP b, VDRL tests after 90 days. Rs. 780 is too much.

Hi ,Lybrate user, over-all ,you have to bank upon hiv test being negative. You may go for a cross examination, too. Tk, care.

These tests do not cover the window period. If you really have HIV related symptoms, better would be to have personal consultation. In the meanwhile take a private consult with audio video chat and then I can guide you properly.

Hello patient this is good for you, you are not positive till now after 40 day go for test and result will not positive, then you will safe. For more information please click on profile give us call I will arrange your free counseling with expert. Take care

Antigen is detected in the blood before antibodies start forming and remains positive if it is present and for you- there is no chance for Hiv due to that separate episode

You do not get hiv by touching vagina. Pep with telura is wrong it's so toxic. Please do not submit yourself for unnecessary testing. It is advisable to take a private consult with audio video chat and then I can guide you properly and explain you what is to be done.

Shingles is caused by viruses of chicken pox which are lying dormant in nerve roots get activated due to some reason. If you are hiv non reactive even after 2 years just relax and repeat test after 6 months.

Please If pcr, dna are negative She is supposed to be negative at present Repeat the test after 3 months.

It is still too early for any of those tests to be positive right now. Chances depends on the status of the partener, if he is negative, then zero percent chances, if he is positive, if his viral load is high, then chances are high, if his viral load is low, low chances, Continue PEP for 28 days and get 4th generation ELISA and repeat it at 12 weeks for final confirmation. Best wishes.

Dear user. Thanks for the question. HIV spread through Contact between broken skin, wounds, or mucous membranes and HIV-infected blood or blood-contaminated body fluids. Deep, open-mouth kissing if both partners have sores or bleeding gums and blood from the HIV-positive partner gets into the bloodstream of the HIV-negative partner. HIV is not spread through saliva.