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Thelord

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Joined: 10 Apr 2004
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Test Posted: 04-10-04 21:42pm


I had hiv test, but befor I had it I had drunk coffee. Is that affected to my testing result, must I have retest?

qt3

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Joined: 14 Nov 2003
Posts: 264

Posted: 04-11-04 04:31am


I'm not a doctor but since the hiv test is a blood and not urine test and it is a test for a virus not a substance I have to believe this would have absolutely no effect on the test results q

sandyallen

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Test Posted: 04-11-04 04:40am


An h.I.V. Test is not a fasting test so you can eat or drink anything before the test. Sandy

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