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| When to test for STD's (Please answer very worried) Dec 3, 2010 Hey Dr. Bob, I had a few questions, hope you can answer them. 1) How long should I have waited to test for STD's. I tested at 56 days and all the STD's came back negative. Was that enough time? 2) Can you get HCV from cunninglus if there was no blood transfered? 3) I tested at 80 days with a Oraquick Advanced HIV 1/2 test and it came back negative. Is this encouraging, do you think I could test positive by 12 weeks (84 days)? 4) My exposure was giving unprotected cunninglus and receiving unprotected fellatio. Do I need to test at six months. Don't know the status of the prostitute I met online? 5) Going to take my HIV 1/O/2 test on Monday (85 days) is that long enough to consider my results conclusive? Thanks for you help! I made a donation of $25.00 to your fund and plan on making future donations. Will contact you when I take my HIV 1/O/2 test this Monday (85 days) J. |
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Response from Dr. Frascino
Hello J, 1. 56 days is long enough for STD screening, except for HIV, which requires a full three months. 2. No. 3. A negative HIV-antibody test at 80 days is extremely encouraging. The published guidelines state HIV-antibody tests taken before the three-month mark are not conclusive. 4. No. A three-month test will suffice. 5. Yes. Thanks for your support of The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation (www.concertedeffort.org). It's very much appreciated. In return I'm sending my good-luck karma that your definitive HIV test remains negative. Good luck. Dr. Bob | |||||||||
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