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Elevated Ebv Igg, Baso, Negative Sore Test, History Of Unsafe Sex. Sign Of HIV?

HI Ive been really sick for about two weeks now. I had some blood tests done and my oes ab was at 7 and 5 is normal. and baso was elevated aswell. I was tested gore step came up negative. I had an ebv igm that was negitive the ebv igg was high. I m concerned about possible acute hiv infection as I participated in less than safe practices in recent months.. I m currently waiting for the hiv test to come back. Wondering if these things are inicators .
Sat, 11 Aug 2012
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Hi,

These kinds of reports on blood tests routinely occur in HIV non-infected persons too. It just signifies an acute infection.

The positive IgG of EBV shows that there was a remote infection with EBV; it does not indicate present infection with EBV.

All the best for your HIV test.

Wish you good health.

Regards,
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Elevated Ebv Igg, Baso, Negative Sore Test, History Of Unsafe Sex. Sign Of HIV?

Hi, These kinds of reports on blood tests routinely occur in HIV non-infected persons too. It just signifies an acute infection. The positive IgG of EBV shows that there was a remote infection with EBV; it does not indicate present infection with EBV. All the best for your HIV test. Wish you good health. Regards,