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| antibody testing Feb 20, 2003 I had unprotected sex between June 9 and June 23. I got freaked out and went to my gynecologist to get tested on September 2. This was 10 1/2 weeks to 11 weeks after exposure. I am not sure what test was performed, but I am assuming it was the antibody test. The test was negative. I have been freaking out worried it was a false negative, since the CDC tells you to wait atleast 3 months. Do you think I should get re-tested, or do you think my negative result can be trusted? |
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Response from Dr. Sullivan
I think that if you still have anxiety over the result you should seek another test to reassure you that you are not infected. A second test done at or after 12 weeks will indicate that you are not HIV infected.JLS. |
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