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100 Day Negative Hiv Rapid Test
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79 days rapid test NEGATIVEHi dr. I have possible HIV exposure on 19 February, having unprotected anal sex with someone of unknown health status. I'm stupid and careless I know. I got Gonorrhea from this single exposure, that's make me scared. Probably my sexual...
Response from Richard Cordova III
Test Positive Aware Network
Hi, there:I would feel confident in the results of the 79 day test. Most people will show positive by 25 days.In health,Richard...
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Positive Elisa, Indeterminate Western Blot, Negative Rapid Test HIV test was indeterminate?(INDETERMINATE HIV TESTS, 2009) (PREGNANCY, 2009)Hi, Doctor - Around 2 weeks ago during my annual OBGYN appointment, I received a HIV test. The... Read more »3 HIV Elisa test + 1 inconclusive WB 1 negative WB(same clinic) 4 rapid test - (2 different clinics)Dr BobThis all started back in july of 08 when i got my first + elisa and a inconclusive on the WB,... Read more »
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HIV/AIDS Advocates Mark National HIV Testing Day, Promote Use of OraQuick Rapid TestsLeaders from the business, civic, faith, entertainment and media communities are joining together today to support National HIV Testing Day in an effort to raise awareness about the importance of HIV testing and encourage people to get tested, the... Read more »
Update: HIV Counseling and Testing Using Rapid Tests -- United States, 1995Approximately 25 million persons each year in the United States are tested for antibody to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Publicly funded counseling and testing (CT) programs conduct approximately 2.5 million ofthese tests each year. CT can... Read more »
First In-Home, Rapid HIV Antibody Test Approved for Use in U.S.On July 3, 2011, FDA approved the OraQuick In-Home HIV Test, the first over-the-counter, self-administered HIV test kit to detect the presence of antibodies to human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) and type 2 (HIV-2). The OraQuick In-Home HIV... Read more »
Rapid HIV Antibody Testing May Have Limitations in a Population With High Incidence of HIVMy name is Dr. Joanne Stekler. I'm an acting assistant professor at the University of Washington. I also work for Public Health Seattle and King County. This is a poster entitled "Limitations of HIV Antibody Testing in a Population with a High... Read more »
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Opinion please 4 false negative rapid tests???
Posted by Jim25, 1 Reply
Hi all.In September 2011 i had a high risk exposure with vaginal sex for about 3 minutes will on holidays. 2 weeks later i got severe headaches, sore on my anus for 2 days, loss of appetite and 1 white spot on my inner lip. I took a rapid test after... Read more » How accurate is Oraquick Advice Rapid HIV Test?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
From all the articles i read the specificity on the test is 100% which means if your negative then your really negative unless your in the window period.This was the fingerprick test I tested 43 Days after exposure - negative I tested 121 days after... Read more » Negative Test at 100 days= Conclusive
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
FYI to all you worried well, Just got my results back at 101 days and (-)!!! :-)I just spoke with one of the top infectious disease doctor's in Oregon and he told me that a negative ELISA test at 3 months or more post exposure is considered... Read more » Negative rapid test after four weeks
Posted by csmitty, 1 Reply
Is a negative rapid test after four weeks worth anything? I got that today from planned parenthood but I'm not very relieved. Some say that most seroconvert in four-six weeks but others say that three months is the only conclusive test. Should I be...
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