Some books say 0, 1, 3, and 6 months. Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine says 3 and 6 months is enough.
The screening test, HIV-ELISA, looks for your antibodies to HIV. Kaya lang our antibodies only start to increase during the first three months kaya pag di pag masyadong mataas ang level on the third month, pwede pa mag-negative sa test. Pag negative pa rin on the 6th month, you're sure there's no infection dahil detectable na dapat sa time na yun.
There was one case report of a person who donated blood and after 6 months he decided to donate again. He was tested positive for HIV/AIDs during his second donation. They searched for the recipient of the first blood product and found him to be AID positive na rin.
What happened was, when the patient first donated blood, first month pa lang nya ng infection kaya nag-false negative yung test ng blood bank sa dugo nya.
They have better screening tests now.
Last edited by praetor91313; March 3rd, 2010 at 01:28 PM.
oops, I mean when companies have hmo plans they will also be receptive to
blood programs making HIV detection possible.
another phenomena is HIV in conflict areas wherein frontline combat troops
get infected when they share prostitutes when they get back to their
division headquarters for rest and recreation in mindanao.
HIV-positive OFW infects 10 in Cebu
http://www.inquirer.net/mindandbody/...0110207-318916
then those 10 infected people have *** with other people and so on...A 28-year-old overseas Filipino worker (OFW) who arrived in Cebu last month has tested positive of the dreaded human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), the first confirmed HIV case this year.
Eric (not his real name) has been working in the Middle East for two years and returned last month for the Sinulog celebration.
Eric was found positive of HIV after he underwent a medical check-up on the second week of January at the AIDS-Free Philippines which was facilitated by Dr. Joseff Bullecer. He is now undergoing counseling sessions.
Dr. Bullecer said Eric had confessed to an active *** life in the Middle East with both ***es. Now that he is HIV positive, he can no longer work in the Middle East.
Eric, who stayed at one of the hotels in Cebu, could not determine if he got the dreaded virus in the Middle East or in Cebu City.
But one thing is for sure, Eric had already unintentionally spread the virus to at least 10 people in Cebu City, said Bullecer.
^I do hope that guy is single!
OT: It must be really hard to work as an OFW in Russia. Don't they have the prettiest prostitutes there?![]()
potah. kakadating lang sampu agad nadale.
buti sana kung tigang siya sa Middle East. eh hindi naman kaya nga siya nagka-HIV. mahilig lang talaga.
pero feeling ko, bayaran din yung 10 nahawahan niya.
pag nagkaroon ng contact bet. you and HIV poistive, 0.03 % lang ang possibility na magkakaroon kanarin ng HIV... wag lang you Blood transfusion talaga walang ligtas..
kaya pag tinamaan ka ng HIV isa lang ibigsaihin nan.. ang HINDUT mo...![]()
^^
if you have *** with a girl with no hiv, kahit prosti pa yan, kahit ilan beses na nagpalaglag yan, basta wala siya HIV, paano ka mahahawaan ng HIV? baka ibang STD ang makukuha mo sa kanya pero hindi HIV
pero if you have *** with girl who has HIV, kahit once lang siya nakipag*** sa buong buhay niya, malas lang niya ang nagdevirginize sa kanya meron HIV, may chance na mahawa ka. so malas ka din
madamimg misis nagkakaroon ng HIV kahit loyal sila sa mister. ang problema babaero mga mister
Last edited by uls; February 9th, 2011 at 07:18 PM.
greenfield district pasig is the paMeentang durog at buo capital of ncr.
jan dapat magsetup ng hiv test. Grabe yung starbucks jan as in mga machong bakla para ka nasa puerto galera pag holyweek