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CAN IT SPREAD?
#170201 - 01/18/06 05:00 AM
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If someone who is tested non-reactive using the elisa method for already 5 months after the exposure....can it spread to another if had unprotected sex after 2 months of exposure?can it be that the person who is tested after 5 months did not get it but the other person is infected?
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I am a bit confused by your question but I will answer what I think you are asking.
If someone tests negative five months after a potential exposure, then they cannot possibily have infected anyone they had sex with after that exposure as a result of that exposure. If you are not infected, you cannot infect someone else.
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if he/she is a late seroconverter than there is a possibilty of this happening rite?
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Oh Bloody Hell!
That is like saying "if he/she was a martian, there is a possibility that he/she might suck your brains out with a straw!".
We can all make "if, then" statements, but the real issue is how likely is the "if".
A test after 3 months is considered conclusively negative....and this guy has a 5 month negative test. That is the end of this discussion as far as I am concerned.
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