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03/14/13 04:51 PM

Hello everyone i have a question. How accurate is a 6 week Oraquick Neg test and a 7 week Blood test Neg. I have read in many areas that a 6 week window neg is un likley to change and even more so when you have a 7 week Elisa blood test is even more unlikley to chage not wo worry anymore. Are these good signs? Exposure was unknown due to the fact that i was drinking that night, Unsure weather anything happened. I am a healthy adult with no know health issues. I was also told that a 3rd generation (which is what i took) would have picked up the virus about week 4. can anyone help me

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testing window	mustang77	03/14/13 04:51 PM
Re: testing window	ashler1977	03/14/13 04:55 PM
Re: testing window	mustang77	03/14/13 04:59 PM
Re: testing window	crabman	03/14/13 05:05 PM
Re: testing window	mustang77	03/14/13 05:19 PM

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