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Two weeks before I was tested for hiv and elisa test came out to be positive .cd4 count was 211. Started ante retrovial therapy. Finding partner to be negative, went for a western blot test which came out to be indeterminate. What does that mean. Found traces of gp120 p55 p31 and p51 gp160 1+ and all other are nill. Is this hiv positive? Or I have to go for any further tests.


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