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Hep A/B Vaccine Feb 13, 2002 I had a rather risky sexual exposure about 3 months ago. The day after the exposure I saw my doctor and received a Hep A and Hep B Vaccine. 28 days later I took a HIV DNA PCR test and antibody test, both negative. On day 30 I received the second course of the Hep B vaccine. On day 64 I had another HIV DNA PCR and antibody test, both negative. My fear is that the Hep Vaccines have somehow produced false negative results. What do you think? |
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Response from Dr. Dieterich
 There is no reason to believe that. You can always get tested again, but cointinue with your vaccines. DTD |
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