Brief Answer:
HIV status negative
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for choosing health care magic for your query.
I understand your concern regarding repeated infections and I want to explain few points regarding HIV status and reasons for low immunity.
HIV is Human
immunodeficiency virus which causes AIDS.
This virus is spread most commonly by sexual route and the best sample to test for HIV is blood sample.
During early exposure, best tests for HIV detection are PCR for HIV RNA/DNA and p24 antigen detection.
After 3 months of exposure, best test is ELISA for HIV 1 and 2
antibodies.
HIV status can be announced as negative if two consecutive tests done give negative results.
Coming to your HIV testing details and results, all tests you have undergone have given negative results, so you are definitely HIV negative.
You do not need any further testing for HIV.
Coming to repeated infections, mostly upper
respiratory tract infections definitely indicate low immunity, but allergic causes also have to be ruled out
There are many causes of low immunity, most common being
malnutrition, increased stress levels,
anemia and sedentary lifestyle.
I would like to suggest the following tips to boost your immune system:
1. Eat a healthy balanced diet which includes green vegetables and fruits
2. Reduce your stress levels by practicing some relaxation exercises
3. Regular exercise to boost your immunity
4. Avoid cold foods, cold drinks and cold weather
I would also suggest you watch out for events which precede your
sore throat and
upper respiratory infection. Allergic disease usually gets triggered when exposed to particular allergens like dust, pollen or cold weather.
I hope I have answered your query satisfactorily.
Please get back if any more clarifications.
Thanks.