/kloc-went to donate blood on June 6th, 0/8. The hospital called me on June 9, 65438, and asked me to check again. Does anyone know what my chances of contracting HIV are?

Now, your situation is not optimistic.

It is not a close call, nor is it a fear of AIDS, but a problem that needs to be faced correctly.

Let me tell you the truth-

Actually, you can be sure when you donate blood.

Re-inspection is to confirm and avoid "manslaughter".

The third test is actually sent to a place with final qualification (such as the laboratory of the provincial CDC). This is a matter of procedure. Work specification. Infected people can only be "diagnosed" at the provincial level or in places approved by the examination. Local levels have given a "positive" conclusion, and it is not confirmed whether they have been infected. Just like SARS and H 1N 1, all places are "suspected" and finally confirmed as provincial official infection. Licensing issues. The facilities in different places are basically the same, and the test results are basically accurate.

AIDS prevention and control centers at all levels are located in the disease control centers (epidemic prevention stations) at the same level, and are responsible for AIDS prevention publicity, HIV testing and infected person management (follow-up, drug treatment and other services) within their respective jurisdictions. Cases detected by other medical institutions are transferred to the CDC.

For your case, the CDC is waiting for the final confirmation from the higher authorities. Then, I will contact you to find yourself, interview, file, take blood tests regularly, and let you take medicine and treat you regularly in the future. Is to control the replication and development of HIV virus in the body. It's also the final result that the CDC told you about the infection, but it won't be anywhere else, just saying "suspicious" or something. .

Don't look for a hospital in the future. Blood stations and hospitals are not responsible for this management. There is also the confidentiality of personal information. Talk to the CDC.

Hello, Baidu. NBA Johnson 199 1 found himself infected with HIV and is still alive. "AIDS doesn't kill people very much now", "The United States and Thailand all have vaccines". . .

HIV-infected people can control the virus by giving drugs free of charge by the state. In fact, basically this disease has been a chronic disease for decades now, which is much less important than many serious diseases such as cancer, heart and brain infarction, visceral diseases and so on.