Can they find HIV if they do a general blood test?

A complete blood count (CBC,) will show a low white blood cell count and this CAN be the result of bone marrow damaging disorders such as cancer, immune diseases (such as HIV/AIDS,) rheumatoid arthritis and other disorders. However, further more specific testing/diagnostics would be required to determine the ultimate cause.

The specific standard tests for HIV antibodies are the enzyme-linked immuno sorbent assay test (ELISA,) and the Western Blot.

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Full Blood Count Hiv

No, the HIV virus does not appear in routine blood work such as that for cholesterol, glucose levels, etc. You have to have a specific test designed to detect HIV. Please keep in mind that if you doctor sees abnormal results in your standard blood tests he/she may decide to run an HIV test as the virus can lead to abnormal laboratory values.

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No, but if you have HIV, they will find something abnormal in your blood.

No it needs to be asked for specifically

no..............only if hiv test is ordered...............if ya have symptoms that makes doc suspicous

then he may order this,otherwise ya cool..............perhaps ya need a test to be sure..........can't hurt to know,......