With an hiv test
A thyroid blood test will not detect HIV. Ask for the HIV test by name.
There are HIV tests that can be conducted by collecting an oral sample. Many of these tests are very accurate and would be able to detect HIV within the first months after infection.
(HIV) is usually diagnosed with a blood test. Cultures for HIV are possible, but rarely needed for diagnosis.The FDA also approved an HIV test in 2004 that can detect HIV in saliva.
No, it's only detected by a chlamydia test.
It is difficult to detect early symptoms of HIV infection because they are so close to flu symptoms.
If you get a generalized rash within weeks of possible HIV exposure, early diagnosis and treatment are important. While the standard antibody test is unlikely to detect HIV at this point, other testing will be effective. Be sure to speak candidly about your risks and concerns with your health care provider so that the right test is ordered.
There is no vaccine for HIV at this time.
A CT scan of the brain does not directly detect HIV; instead, it is used to identify complications or conditions resulting from HIV, such as opportunistic infections or tumors. While HIV can affect the brain, the virus itself is diagnosed through blood tests that detect antibodies or the virus's genetic material. Therefore, a CT scan can provide supportive information but is not a diagnostic tool for HIV infection.
Yes
Serologic Tests
Serologic Tests
The first test licensed for HIV testing was the ELISA test in 1985. ELISA detects antobodies to the HIV virus, which indicates that the person has been exposed to the virus.