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I am pregnant 7 month. i check my blood. result come anti hiv positive. after i check p24 antigen. p24 antigen result come negative. so i had hiv ?
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...: Given your test results are unclear, and that you are pregnant, it would be best to ask your doctor about getting tested for presence of HIV in your blood through a test called HIV RNA viral load. This checks to see if there is direct evidence of the virus and tells how much virus is in body (if any).
Answered 6/10/2014
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