There is One detail I often forget, Dear Readers, and that is to take a before picture when I start to work on any project that has been languishing for a while. I wrongly assume that I will be able to find a picture somewhere in my archives that shows just where I was when I stopped working on the project.
Women who are planning on becoming pregnant or who are pregnant should be tested for HIV as soon as possible. The womanâs partner should also be tested. The March of Dimes recommends that all women of childbearing age who may have been exposed to HIV should be tested before becoming pregnant.
I do agree with your doctor. HIV testing is known to give false positive results. Since your repeat? p24 antigen and western blot are negative and viral load is undetectable, your ELISA is a false positive result. The fever and sore throat was possibly just a mild flu and antibodies produced against the flu virus can cause false positive HIV tests. Using a handkerchief with indirect exposure to genital secretions is highly unlikely to result in a HIV infection.