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+ p24 (CLIA) non reactive. RPR non reactive (carbon flocculation), TPHA negative, HBsAG surface antigen (CLIA), Hepatitis C non reactive (CLIA), Herpes IgG for both 1 and 2 non reactive (CLIA).... View answer
reactive (CLIA). Just before the test was taking levofloxacin and loratidine for some acute ear infection ... results were for HIV 1/2 antibody + p24 (CLIA) non reactive. RPR non reactive... View answer
reactive (CLIA). Just before the test was taking levofloxacin and loratidine for some acute ear infection ... results were for HIV 1/2 antibody + p24 (CLIA) non reactive. RPR non reactive... View answer
Answered by :Dr. S. Murugan
( HIV AIDS Specialist)
+ p24 (CLIA) non reactive. RPR non reactive (carbon flocculation), TPHA negative, HBsAG surface antigen (CLIA), Hepatitis C non reactive (CLIA), Herpes IgG for both 1 and 2 non reactive (CLIA).... View answer
Answered by :Dr. S. Murugan
( HIV AIDS Specialist)
and then sore throat . Just last 2 days pain up to ear. Had no symptoms whatsoever before the hay incident. Going to ENT but very worried. Could this be a reactive codition to the allergic episode ... View answer
i have these lipid profile picture: HBsAg 0.303 non-reactive Anti HBs 2.983 reactive HBeAg 0.300 non reactive AntiHbe (reverse) 2.005 non reactive AntiHbcIgM 0.280 non reactive AntiHbcIgG... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Rajesh K Meena
( Internal Medicine Specialist)
reactive, HBSAG is non reactive, HBCAB SCR is reactive, HBCAT R1 is reactive, HBCAB R2 is reactive and HBCAB is reactive. I don t know what that means. Do I have a HB? ... View answer
Specimen has been sent to the laboratory for HIV-1 RNA testing. note See RNA Reflex hiv 2 ab Non Reactive Non Reactive hiv 1 ab Non Reactive Non Reactive hiv 1/o/2 abs, qual Repeatedly... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Nupur K
( General & Family Physician)
Hi my friend s lab resuts in hepa b profile are this: hbsag: reactive Hbeag: non reactive Anti hbs: non reactive Anti hbc: reactive Anti hbe: reactive What s the explanation of this... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Arun
( Pathologist and Microbiologist)
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