Do Fever, Pneumonia And White Matter In Throat Indicate HIV?
Hi, i felt like to have fever but the thermometer reads range from 35.8 to 36.7 i had unprotected oral and anal sex last october 9, 2015.And I have seen in my throat that there is a white substance.i got tested for hib ans I am still waiting for the results but I am so worried now i got cbc tested my wbc is 7.7 and lymphocytes is 38.am I hiv infected? And i recurrent pneumonia before in march, april, may-bronchiyis, september-pneumonia again, and october.i had my recent chest xray on nov.23 and its normal chest.thank you
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You had your risk contact on 9th October 2015. But the spells of fever and pneumonia occured during the months of March, April and September. So these illness could not be attributed to HIV acquired through this recent contact. Moreover Pneumonia can occur to anybody as well as the throat infection and the presence of white matter over throat in the absence of HIV. Your blood count also within normal limits. Only a blood test for HIV could either confirm or rule out HIV. Without that test nobody can fix it as HIV. So rule out the possibility of HIV with an appropriate test.
Dr S.Murugan
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Do Fever, Pneumonia And White Matter In Throat Indicate HIV?
Hi, Welcome to HCM. You had your risk contact on 9th October 2015. But the spells of fever and pneumonia occured during the months of March, April and September. So these illness could not be attributed to HIV acquired through this recent contact. Moreover Pneumonia can occur to anybody as well as the throat infection and the presence of white matter over throat in the absence of HIV. Your blood count also within normal limits. Only a blood test for HIV could either confirm or rule out HIV. Without that test nobody can fix it as HIV. So rule out the possibility of HIV with an appropriate test. Dr S.Murugan