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Hello Dr you say elisa negative at six months no is 100% acutare? Mar 18, 2012 in this answer http://www.thebody.com/Forums/AIDS/Meds/Q220156.html Do you think elisa is no conclusive at six months? When is elisa 100% conclusive and segurity? When was the most long time seroconversion time? please forgive my bad english thanks |
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| Response from Dr. McGowan
 There are very few absolutes in medicine. While there are always possible exceptions to every rule, it IS TRUE that if a person has had serial negative HIV tests (for example at 3 months and 6 months), especially with our new tests (which look for both antibody and antigen) it is the best way of being certain that there is no HIV infection present. Joe | ||||||||
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