- Male
- 36 Years
- 22 days ago
Sir, 42 days after Western blot test it was negative. 92 days after HIV ELISA test it was negative. Serum by CMIA is also negative. Is HIV counseling required? I am having problems with mouth ulcers and leg pain.
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Based on your test timeline, you are HIV negative. Youve done a Western Blot at 42 days, ELISA at 92 days, and a CMIA test, all of which are conclusive and accurate. Symptoms like mouth discomfort or leg pain are not specific to HIV and could be linked to vitamin deficiencies (B12, D), stress, or muscle fatigue. You do not need more HIV testing unless theres new risk exposure. A general vitamin and blood panel might be more helpful now.
Dr. Siri Suggests...
Take a Vitamin B12 Test Test or Take a Vitamin D Test Test
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