I am not going to address your concerns, for several reasons: 1) I cannot begin to digest all that information; even trying to do so, and coming with a possible diagnosis or recommendations, would come too close to practicing medicine online. 2) You have been to several doctors. In that circumstance my opinion, on top of theirs, would be useless. 3) On quick scan of your risks, symptoms, and lab results, it is
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STDStds and ecological niches/HIV issues. 4) Based on your username, I believe much of this is a repeat performance. 5) Finally, see the forum rules about word limits. I'm not even going to look at the continuation of your questions in the comments section.
I suggest you continue with your current provider(s); or if unsatisfied with their expertise, ask for referral for yet another opinion.
I will not carry on a dialog; this is my last comment in this thread.
HHH, MD
Also, I’ve noticed several yellow small pellets from the tonsils folds and intermittent mouth sores that healed quickly. I had some blood from sinuses when I blew my nose. An ENT doctor said I had a sinus infection, stress-related sores, and tonsilloths (concretions) that doesn’t indicated anything overtly alarming. Also, he noticed numerous very small pink or slightly flesh-colored bumps on the hard palate. I can feel them on my tongue, but they are not obvious at first glance. He said it could be petecrie, not thrush, but he hasn’t seen anything like this before in 7 years of practice.
1. Do you recommend visiting a major city to for a better ID evaluation; closest is Atlanta, Jacksonville, or Orlando? Do you recommend anyone?
2. Is there a correction with the changes of WBC, Neutrophils, Lymphs and decrease of CD4 counts?
3. The drastic changes in my CBC labs are the result of HIV, CMV, EBV, or all of these?
4. What caused elevated liver enzymes? What are AST and ALT?
5. Considering the CMV and EBV tests, do the high titers indicate reinfection, reactivation or chronic infection? How recent are these infections?
6. If someone had exposure to CMV or EBV, would ARS reactivate these viruses?
7. If so, does pre-existing CMV quicken the AIDS diagnosis since the patient already has an opportunistic infection. How can I mitigate rapid progression to AIDS?
8. Are the listed symptoms typical for EBV, CMV, or HIV? Which?
9. What does “Equivocal” mean in the CMV IGM test?
10. How does Erythematous Candida manifest in early stages?
11. I read ARS symptoms occur 2-20 days or 2-8 weeks after contact in these threads. Which scenario have you witnessed?
12. Is the Oraquick HIV 1 & 2 Rapid Blood Test reliable since it takes only a drop of blood for the test?
13. Since the 2 girls and I had negative tests, including my RNA PCR test during the 2nd week of the onset of symptoms, is an HIV negative diagnosis definitive? Should I get another test at 4 or 6 months?
14. In your experience, does an HIV-infection person ALWAYS have viral loads > 400 per ml during early symptoms/ ARS before antibodies are created?
I sincerely appreciate your response! I live in a very small community with few HIV or STD-related health issues. People say the truth is difficult, but not as difficult as uncertainty!
I’m a heterosexual, never used drugs, and only had 2 sexual partners in the 3 past years.
With warm regards, George