Dear Dr.Bob Thanks god, finally i had found this website being helping a lot of ppl around the world. Before i starting my question pls forgive my poor english. I worried i have been exposed to hiv since 4/08/2006 11.30p.m. So i decided to do the hiv testing, i have been tested 1 month, 3months, 4 1/2months and finally 6 months(5/02/2007 11.15a.m)all came back negative. But, i visited a 5 docs and some hivhotline association here some said 3 months is ok or 6 months is definitive (100% no hiv after 6months). But have 2 docs told me have to wait 6 months til 6 years then can detect the antibody?? This totally scaring me. So Dr.Bob pls let me know am i alright after 6 months test (100% not hiv?) or i need keep testing? pls advice. I promise i will donate money to ur association. Thanx^_^

Love peace

Hi,

Six years to detect HIV antibodies? No way, José! (Yes, I realize your name probably isn't José. It's just a rhyming phrase we gringos like to use.) Whoever told you that nonsense was either seriously misinformed or delusional. Your repeatedly negative HIV tests out to six months are definitive and conclusive. HIV is not your problem. No way. No how! No additional testing is warranted.

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Stay safe and you'll stay well!

Dr. Bob