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I am getting a blood test next week because for the past few days my foot has been badly swollen. would it show if you have hiv?
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Blood tests: Are designed to test what you are looking for and for health maintenance. You can get an HIV test result only if is it specifically asked for, or else it is not tested.
Answered 6/10/2014
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