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I recently tested for hiv using oraquick and my results were clear red line on c but faint line on t. am i postive?
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Maybe. Maybe not.: One can ask his doctor to order an HIV blood test, which will tell whether the Oraquick was a false positive or a real positive. If desiring a HealthTap virtual consultation, one can try HealthTap PRIME and ask the doctor on HealthTap to order an HIV blood test at Quest Labs. There is a fee for the PRIME service, and the fee is the same, regardless of whether the doctor orders lab tests or not.
Answered 7/21/2016
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