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As a general rule, antibiotics do not cause a decrease of white blood cells (WBCs). WBCs are one of the main ways the body fights infection. Because your son had a recent illness the WBC count most likely increased during that period in order to fight his infection.
Can antibiotics affect the result of HIV test? If person start to take antibiotics 5 week after exposure and goes to the test at 6 week mark, can antibiotics affect the result?our first question-you are HIV negative and the antibiotics would not make any difference at all to the results. You are fine. With reference to the further questions, you do not need to test again. The HIV tests you have had are solid and negative. Whatever your wife has is not HIV contracted from you.