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Are these hiv tests conclusive after 3,6 and 11 week? May 16, 2009 Dear Dr, After a unprotected oral sex, I have got following tests; - 19 day Hiv 1/2 Negative - 21 day P24 + Hiv1/2 --> Both Negative - 40 day P24 + Hiv 1/2--> Both Negative - 75 day Hiv 1/2 --> Negative The doctor told me that since we could had chance to see both Antigen + Antibody during 21-42 day period and also as a confirmirmation test negative at almost 11 week, All these tests conclusively negative for my case. I would also have your opinion. Can I leave this issue behind me and plan to have a kid? Best Regards, |
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| Response from Dr. Frascino
 Hello, Unprotected oral sex carries only a very slight risk for HIV transmission/acquisition. HIV-antibody tests taken prior to the three-month mark are not considered to be conclusive and therefore are not recommended. To confirm your negative status, get a single HIV-antibody test at the three-month mark. (This is the only test that was indicated!) I would strongly anticipate the result will be negative. Dr. Bob | ||||||||
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