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I had sexual exposure with a girl on 5th July 2020,condom ruptured.i did hiv 1 & 2 fourth generation test on 16 th August after 42 days of exposure.The result is 0.24 E. C. L. I. A.Do I need to do more tests to confirm hiv.I also did igg, igm, tige.My igg value is 19.89 by nephelometry.Igm value is 0.9.Total ige is 2042 by E.C.L.I.A.
My tongue has become white. I feel like something is stuck in my throat. There are small dots on upper lips but they are not hurting me.Infection on my body.Pus like pimples on body and back, they are hurting me a lot. Iam very stressed out.
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You need to consult me personally online so that i guide u properly.
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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South 24 Parganas
Consult dermatologist
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Dr. Emad Mohammed
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Kindly consult a dermatologist for further evaluation and treatment.
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