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Influence on testing Sep 8, 2001 Would taking St. John's wort,(Hypericum perforatum), or having drunk alcohol the day previous to testing cause someone to have a false negative test. I know the main cause of false negative is inside the window period testing, but would any tablets, alchol etc affect a test result if it was more than 6 months after the risk event? |
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 Although there is no data to answer the question directly, it is extremely unlikely that these agents would affect testing. | ||
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