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What Is Risk Of HIV When All Values Are Normal Now CRP Rate Is 0.7?

Posted on 5 days ago

Question: Doctor...last month My grand mother was died....She was only takecare childhood onwards...i only did our tamilnadu traditional procedures...That time I gone body burning procedure Hall....That employee when Cutting coconut his finger slightly cutted..and came some amount of blood..That time 2 drop of blood touching in my finger.he looking like hiv/253657?iL=true" >aids patient....actually in my child hood onwards my most of the finger(upper nail)automatically pealing and healing themself..That time, my finger having some burning sensation..but not come any blood in my finger...after i washed my finger doctor...within few weeks i have heavy fever..so i gone doctor..doctor wrote blood test..(WBC,CRP,Urine routine)..That time i have Low lymphocytes(10.9% normal range 20 to 40%).. and high granulates.85%..Normal range is mensioned 50 to 70%) .and CRP Rating is 10.7...2 month before my CRP was only 1.3...suddenly got high..my doctor said it is acute viral infection..within few days it will settle down...now fever gone...But still i cannot repeat that CRP test..bcoz only 9 days gone when got fever..now i feared lot doctor...how much time living hiv blood outside the body...actually i never precausions followed that time of insident..that means wearing glowes etc..

That attached blood report taken 16th sir...After 9 days today i repeated that test..Now all values are normal sir..now CRP Rate is 0.7...Lympocyte neutropils also now normal sir

Answered by Dr. Sankaranantham Murugan (6 hours later)

Brief Answer:
HIV risk is negligible

Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for posting your query.
First of all, one cannot diagnose AIDS patient by just with a look alone. So your judgement about that individual would not be correct.
The chances of HIV transmission through a direct contact with blood over finger is negligible.
HIV cannot thrive outside the body fluids for not more than few seconds.
CRP elevation and WBC differential count percentage are not specific for HIV infection. These could be present in variety of infections and inflammatory process of the body.
It is a season of fever.. Anyone could have been affected by fever other than HIV infection.
AIDS is a chronic disease. if you have AIDS, then how can you expect the CRP and the lymphocyte count become normal within 9 days.
Testing for HIV is the only thing that can either confirm or rule out HIV infection in any individual, Guessing with other tests is baseless and not at all reliable. So the chances of HIV infection is quite unlikely.
As it has gone already a month after that incident, you can take up test for HIV. The 4th generation HIV COMBO test or HIV DNA PCR test, HIV can be ruled out beyond any doubt.
Not to get confused with other test reports and not to worry.
regards.

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Dr. Yogesh D

Follow up: Dr. Sankaranantham Murugan (14 hours later)

Thank you so much doctor...now 20 days only gone that exposure doctor...so infuture also i never need to fear about that type of occupational exposure doctor..Because i cannot able to wear glowes anytime doctor...also i tried lot of treatment about my thumb part...lot of oitments...but that pealing and soring is there..past 18 years that issues there doctor...i said upper of nail part doctor..i attached image doctor

Follow up: Dr. Sankaranantham Murugan (5 hours later)

If i have little cut in my finger thump also hiv risk is negligible doctor.?

Follow up: Dr. Sankaranantham Murugan (1 hour later)

My born year. Its your experiance...so your more than 30 years of experiance. Anyone can affected that type of incident sir..that means...blood touching in finger wound or cut or paper cut or scratch sir??

Answered by Dr. Sankaranantham Murugan (15 hours later)

Brief Answer:
HIV risk is negligible, can't be counted as 'nil'

Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome back.
I am not able to see any image, other than the reports sent by you.
HIV acquiring through occupational exposure is possible, but rare. Universal work precautions and Post exposure prophylaxis have to be followed always to prevent HIV infection transmitted through occupational hazards. Many reports had been published earlier and after the advent of post exposure prophylaxis, it is almost obsolete. Whether you have an injury on your finger (even an abrasion) or not, don't compromise with the use of universal work precautions. Whenever you handle some blood or if you have a chance to come in contact with somebody else blood, you must wear gloves.
I mentioned negligible risk and never said that there is no risk. HIV DNA PCR test and 4th generation Combo tests will be more reliable after 4 weeks after the exposure.
DR S>Murugan

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Saisudha Kotla

Follow up: Dr. Sankaranantham Murugan (1 hour later)

Thank you sir..i sent image again sir..please check sir

Follow up: Dr. Sankaranantham Murugan (45 minutes later)

Infuture surely i will followes precuasions measure sir...now 22 days gone sir..coming 6th i planned to go to XXXXXXX sir.that mean 24th day exposure...i will planned to take duo and dna pcr test sir at 24th day.....sir still i worried lot sir..because still i never did any wrong sexual activities sir...

Answered by Dr. Sankaranantham Murugan (21 hours later)

Brief Answer:
HIV risk is negligible

Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome back to HCM
The nail dystrophy can be due to either Onychomycosis or psoriasis. Consult a dermatologist and get cured, a long term treatment for not less than 6 months may be necessary. It would not be a concern to increase your HIV risk.
I will recommend you to have your HIV test 4 weeks after the incidence. Not to worry. You will get a HIV free report.
Dr S XXXXXXX

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Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Vaishalee Punj