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hgrouch1

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Hiv/aids Testing Posted: 05-27-06 19:07pm


Is it possible for a person to take two hiv/aids tests within six months of each other and have both tests come back "indeterminate"? Also is it possible that taking any sort of supplementation for weightlifting could adversely affect the results of such a test?

Kitty Hilton

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Posted: 06-27-06 00:30am


I just was reading about people who are labeled as 'chronically indeterminate'...Check for it on google, I forget what site I read it on, but yes ive heard of it

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