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I got a urine sample taken and they said they found organisms in my urine. could that mean that i have hiv ?
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No: Bacteria in urine are common and may or may not indicate infection, but these are not the infections that are markers for HIV. If you are concerned about your HIV status, get tested in any case. It's not a bad idea for everyone. Best wishes.
Answered 7/1/2014
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