I donated blood plasma five weeks postpartum, and they test for the HIV antibodies. My test came back positive. They told me this could be because of the pregnancy hormone, and are doing another, better test.
I have been married for two years and we have both been faithful. I gave plasma a year after we were married and tested negative. (This would be a year since my last partner). My husband was tested six months ago, and was tested again two weeks ago, and came back negative both times. This was after being with me for almost two years, so I think that it would be quite probably that he would be infected as well.
So basically, is it possible that it was a false positive? My husband hasn't gotten it in two years of having unprotected sex, I breastfed a few times so I might still have that hormone (not sure how long that lasts), and a year after my last partner I tested negative.
My regular lab results back in March of this year had these counts: WBC 7.3, Lymphs 15%, and Abs. Lymphs 1.10. This past March would have been about 17 months since my last partner.
Thanks for any input or opinions. The wait for this test to come back is horrible. Especially when I'm worried I gave it to my baby (but somehow not my husband).