My husband is in the army and is being deployed. He was tested for HIV 10 days ago. Does anyone know how long ? - how long does a hiv test take for the army
it takes to get back to results? Your AKO said before, and the date will be re-examined in the development, because the results are not yet published. Some people say that only a few days and another 2 weeks. Do you think that you already know when something wrong?
Friday, February 5, 2010
How Long Does A Hiv Test Take For The Army My Husband Is In The Army And Is Being Deployed. He Was Tested For HIV 10 Days Ago. Does Anyone Know How Long ?
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HIV tests are required annually by the military.
AKO If your situation is orange and has been tested, so do not panic. This may take some time (several months) to take in order to change again. I can not explain why, but it lasts forever, until they update to the information that helps sometimes and sometimes not. If it's yellow and then green and now have the results. They asked whether there was a problem.
I do not understand. It has been proved, but it awaits a new trial because the results of the first test had not been informed? Reported to whom? Your husband or the Army? Further analysis is in common? Have they lost the results? Are you on the outcome of an HIV test or something else worried it was? Your question is a little vague to me. If you are concerned about HIV testing, nearly all of the health department can administer an HIV test and get results in 20 minutes. It seems strange that the U.S. government time to show the test results takes place. If you have concerns, do the test at a local health department and results in 20 minutes with the blood or oral sample. Regarding the regulation on the use of the army, I am confused.
May as what you are regarded in the Navy, but when a Marine is a lot of overseas [ie England] HIV testing is routine and is in fact an integral part of his office to make this type of action, they shall the test and they are also systematically tested each year, compared to 3 or 5 years for the state of the marine environment.
But with the "what if" I would go with him and you both get tested and get results.
I hate to say it, but why you are both so worried about the outcome ... It should also be tested for HIV during my medical Immigration and its okay because I knew it was almost no chance that I have, I do not understand the nature of panic that seems to show!
there really is not enough information here to tell you with certainty what to do. when seeing his own tests to see if he does not, then they should consider the results are now back and you can call them. if it is only part of the necessary testing before deployment, then the rule is that the army does not return and show you the results if it is bad. No news is good news. not likely to show positive, but should be able to call and see if the results
there really is not enough information here to tell you with certainty what to do. when seeing his own tests to see if he does not, then they should consider the results are now back and you can call them. if it is only part of the necessary testing before deployment, then the rule is that the army does not return and show you the results if it is bad. No news is good news. not likely to show positive, but should be able to call and see if the results
there really is not enough information here to tell you with certainty what to do. when seeing his own tests to see if he does not, then they should consider the results are now back and you can call them. if it is only part of the necessary testing before deployment, then the rule is that the army does not return and show you the results if it is bad. No news is good news. not likely to show positive, but should be able to call and see if the results
there really is not enough information here to tell you with certainty what to do. when seeing his own tests to see if he does not, then they should consider the results are now back and you can call them. if it is only part of the necessary testing before deployment, then the rule is that the army does not return and show you the results if it is bad. No news is good news. not likely to show positive, but should be able to call and see if the results
The only time that I tell you, if you have a service members. As a rule, within 48 hours and called back to try before you say anything.
Why worry when it is in the army, which must be tested every two years and no big deal. Once you have everything within us, then you can to stop a subject from a standard test.
The proof that anyone who is implemented. If you say something wrong if you should hear something good to go.
to be informed when the results for HIV-positive / AIDS. depending on the backup lab is that it can take several weeks.
You should see a doctor and get tested. Then the divorce from her cheating husband.
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