Positive result hiv kit test after shingles

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Hi i am depressed for already 1 week because of positive result that i witness..

Please help me..

Last December i decided to take a Hiv test using Hiv kit test with my partner and i recieved a negative result..after a month last january i experienced shingles i suffer for 1 month.. So i search in google about shingles and its say that its related to HIV so i decided again to take again the HIV test using HIV kit test this february but i recieved a positive result and im so stress.. To confirm i also tested my partner but he is negative..i get confused why my partner is negative and i am positive..i have only 1 partner for 3 years...So my question is it is possible i get positive results because of my shingles virus..? please help me

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    Hi Leo,

    I am sorry about the test results.

    You need to go to an HIV Clinic and get tested

    and then start treatment for HIV, if positive.

    Fortunately, HIV is not the death sentence it was in the 1980s. The key to staying healthy is finding an excellent physician with whom you feel comfortable communicating, and staying on your meds. I cared for many AIDS patients in the 1980s.

    Shingles will not turn the HIV test positive.

    I am not an HIV/infectious disease specialist. I am a retired Nurse Practitioner in the States.

    My heart goes out to you.

    Merry Juliana

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