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What does it mean when your doctor says she wants you to retest on hiv and hepatitis? is that bad ?
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Follow-up testing: Repeat testing is sometimes necessary to confirm a questionable pos or neg result. If you are under treatment then retesting is necessary to monitor the effect of treatment
Answered 12/26/2014
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