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TESTING 5 YEARS AFTER EXPOSURE Nov 26, 2008 I took tests 5 years after exposure. elisa positive. western blot indeterminate, and viral load negative. Is it possible I am HIV+, and the antibodies do not show up because it is in late stage HIV? Please answer. I am very nervous. Thanks. |
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| Response from Dr. Frascino
 Hello, I would consider a positive ELISA, indeterminate Western Blot and undetectable viral load five years after a potential exposure to be evidence for negative HIV status. Are you in late-stage HIV/AIDS? No, of course not. You don't even have HIV let alone late stage AIDS. You're welcome. Dr. Bob | ||||||||
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