Zika Disease Questions

Unless you are sure of your partners hiv status, there is always risk of 0.1 percentage per exposure that is unprotected.
Best would be to get tested and if you are high risk take post exposure prophylaxis in 72 hours of exposure.

When a pt take pep of four dose it protects 9-10 months. Unable to say what you ask as this is not the dose.

Only way to get infected with hiv is getting in contact with body fluids of infected person.
If both of you are monogamous, and tested negative then you shouldn't get infected.

Best would be to repeat it after 3 months of exposure as three dot test is antibody based and it may not be accurate in early window period.

By kissing usually there is no chance of getting transmission of hiv. To be hundred percent sure recheck hiv combo duo test after 42 days of kissing.

By the time you get this response. It's already over 72 hrs. It is not useful. Please don't waste your money. To better understand the implications and the risks and consequences of stds please take private consultation with audio video chat and then I can guide you properly and tell you what is the best way forward.

Because combo is combination of p24 antigen and antibody test.
Antibody detect accurately after 3 months
p24 can detect early after 3 weeks but it is less sensitive
means there are chances of false negatives
so we advice to repeat after 3 months to avoid false results.

There are two types of htlv tests: the htlv-i/ii antibody test and the htlv-i/ii nucleic acid test (nat). The htlv-i/ii antibody test is the most commonly used test and can detect the presence of htlv antibodies in the blood. The window period for this test is typically around four to eight weeks after exposure to the virus. However, in cases, it take longer for individual to produce enough antibodies for the test to detect.
The htlv-i/ii nat/pcr test is a more sensitive test that can detect...more

Though hiv can be transmitted via kising.
Sores transmitted could be herpes as well.
Take tab neurobion forte alpha d once daily get combo test repeat after 3 months. If still negative you can reasonably ruled out hiv.

Hi lybrate-user,
increased ige levels are related to increased allergic activity of asthma/bronchitis issues.
Your symptoms details & all test reports would be more helpful to assess your case better. please consult with me through private section for detailed discussion & further treatment plan for you.