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A member asked:
Low wbc of 3.2 repeated blood tests, still low next day. doctor testing me for viral stuff. what's the chances i have hiv? no hiv risk factors.
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HIV: If you are fully aware of the risks of getting HIV infection and do not have any of the risk factors you do not have this illness. There are many possibilities for a low WBC and it sounds as if your doctor is evaluating you appropriately. Stick with them.
Answered 5/4/2015
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