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Is A Negative HIV Test Result Conclusive After 10 Months?
Question: I have always have a low wbc count 2.5 to 4 even when I was virgin. I test negative after 10 month of my last sexual relationship, since these relationships was outside marriage I feel I will be punish by God with HIV. Is 10 month test result is considered accurate enough and is after the window period.
Brief Answer:
The negative test result after 10 month of exposure is definitely accurate.
Detailed Answer:
Dear Dr,
Welcome to HCM.
The negative test result for HIV after 10 months of exposure is absolutely accurate and reliable so no need to worry at all because you are free from HIV.
As your friend I will also advice for monogamous relationship as it is safe and better because having multiple sexual partners is high risk for HIV so stay away from such practices to avoid the future risk of HIV and also other STDs.
For low WBC count, consult your local physician and go for some investigations to isolate the cause. Don't get so anxious or tensed because you are absolutely safe and risk free. If still need any help I am always here to help you anytime.
Thank You
The negative test result after 10 month of exposure is definitely accurate.
Detailed Answer:
Dear Dr,
Welcome to HCM.
The negative test result for HIV after 10 months of exposure is absolutely accurate and reliable so no need to worry at all because you are free from HIV.
As your friend I will also advice for monogamous relationship as it is safe and better because having multiple sexual partners is high risk for HIV so stay away from such practices to avoid the future risk of HIV and also other STDs.
For low WBC count, consult your local physician and go for some investigations to isolate the cause. Don't get so anxious or tensed because you are absolutely safe and risk free. If still need any help I am always here to help you anytime.
Thank You
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
can my stress and anxiety make me weak and tired and result in these imbalance in my wbc hemoglobin and vitamin D ?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Brief Answer:
Anxiety and stress is definitely not good for your health so avoid it.
Detailed Answer:
Dear Dr, Welcome back to HCM
Stress and anxiety has negative effect on health due to which you feel tired and weak so better to avoid it as much as possible.
The association of stress or anxiety with WBC count, Hemoglobin and Vitamin D level is not clearly defined or proven so be relaxed and move ahead.
Wishing you happy and healthy life.
Thank You
Anxiety and stress is definitely not good for your health so avoid it.
Detailed Answer:
Dear Dr, Welcome back to HCM
Stress and anxiety has negative effect on health due to which you feel tired and weak so better to avoid it as much as possible.
The association of stress or anxiety with WBC count, Hemoglobin and Vitamin D level is not clearly defined or proven so be relaxed and move ahead.
Wishing you happy and healthy life.
Thank You
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Arnab Banerjee
Dr just out of curiosity,
Can HIV transmitted to a male if had a blow job only from hiv positive female?
Can HIV transmitted to a male if had a blow job only from hiv positive female?
Brief Answer:
The risk of transmission of HIV from oral sex is very less.
Detailed Answer:
Dear Dr,
Welcome back again.
The risk of transmission of HIV from oral sex is very less as compared to vaginal or anal sex even if the partner is HIV positive and your test result after 10 months of exposure is also negative than no need to worry at all as you are safe.
Thank You
The risk of transmission of HIV from oral sex is very less.
Detailed Answer:
Dear Dr,
Welcome back again.
The risk of transmission of HIV from oral sex is very less as compared to vaginal or anal sex even if the partner is HIV positive and your test result after 10 months of exposure is also negative than no need to worry at all as you are safe.
Thank You
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
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