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Someone please answer, six month testing?
#108286 - 08/11/04 07:32 AM
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Too much confusion everywhere about testing. Do you need to take a test at 6 months or not? I had many symtoms like everyone else. I had too many tests already, but no PCR test just ELISA. I tested out to 4 months or almost 19 weeks after my unprotected RECEPTIVE sex. The CDC says this is a high risk exposure. So, does anyone know if I should test again? What or where are the stats I can find for anyone who has seroconverted after 4 months? Thanks.
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If it's high risk by the CDC, then retest.
Check the archives and you will see that there are no 4 month stats but many docs advise retesting at 6 months to be sure.
Dont worry, it should be negative
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High risk or not 4 months is fine you are NEG. The six month standard is really for folks that have complications from other things. look the bottom line is if you are still a basket case after 4 months you will continue to be until you test out to 6 months. So get tested @ six months. you will still be NEG and then wonder why the hell you did this to yourself.
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Some say six month testing is outdated information. Others say it is needed. What a mess to have to live thru for six damn months. I hate this window period stuff.
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