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A member asked:

Docs, could a patient be hiv, hepatitis and vdrl positive all at the same time?

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Yes.: It is possible for a single patient to have hiv, viral hepatitis, and syphilis all at the same time. (vdrl is a test for syphilis).

Dr Ali and another doctor agreed

Answered 5/7/2015

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Can you get HIV when getting a shot if the doc uses the same gloves that she used for a previous patient?

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Had blood drawn @ docs office and sent to lab. Results on patient portal says HIV 1/2 AB above Neg result. Saw a list of tests done by this lab online and it only lists HIV AG/AB test. Possibly my test was actually AG/AB then? Called office no help?

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Hi doc, i have sex with fsw, 3 week after i have small wound on glans, i take a rpr test after 56 days, around 90 days rapid hiv&syph, 115 days vdrl & tpha cause my hand and soles rashes all the test negative, is that negative conclusive?

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Hi Dr., would a 4th gen HIV test be positive at the time when patient shows initial HIV infection symptoms (during seroconversion)?

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If I am having vdrl weekly reactive and HIV negative at present time in future i can get HIV positive result..

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