Ureaplasma urealyticum is a normal bacteria in the genital tract. A positive test result does not need treatment, and probably it was not the cause of your symptoms. (Half of all sexual active persons test positive.) In any case, NOTHING affects the reliability of HIV testing. UU, HSV, or gonorrhea have no effect. (I don't know the meaning of "CMS".)

I also do not know the Maning of "MT HIV". But having HIV is definitely does not make death "definitive".

There might be a language or translation problem here. If English isn't your primary language, use a better translation program; or find a friend or someone who can translate more effectively. I'm happy to answer if I understand your questions -- but from what you have written so far, I see no cause for worry.

HHH, MD

2. Gonorrhea CMV Chlamydia ne ureplasma affect the HIV test

3. İs there a possibility that the antigen May ne hidden in the blood and appear late?For example could you briefly wxplain the logic behind the 3 month and 4th generation test

4. Today is my 89 th fay and does mu throat burn during intercourse?