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Teak , can you reply on this please:
I went for HIV Test (Antibody test) at 28th Day, it was negative (0.142). Then i took the test again at 40th Day, it was still negative (0.194), then number was increasing, so i took the test again after 2 days (at 43rd day), it was still negative (0.214), but number has been kept increasing. Does this increasing number in repetitive tests mean anything?
I went for HIV Test (Antibody test) at 28th Day, it was negative (0.142). Then i took the test again at 40th Day, it was still negative (0.194), then number was increasing, so i took the test again after 2 days (at 43rd day), it was still negative (0.214), but number has been kept increasing. Does this increasing number in repetitive tests mean anything?
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No it does not mean anything. You can test several times in one day and get a different result. As long as it isn't 1.0 or higher then you are negative.
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Contaminates in the blood.
Is there any logic behind this change in number? Body condition, temperature etc..?
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