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20 Week Negative Hiv Test
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Is 12 week HIV Negative test conclusiveI had sex with a lady and the condom broke. I did not realize till after. I had a 4th generation test at 10 days that was negative and I had a regular test at 6 weeks and another at 12 weeks that were both negative. Should I keep testing or is...
Response from Richard Cordova III
Test Positive Aware Network
Hi there:12 weeks is not quite 90 days. 90 days is considered conclusive. I would not expect a negative result at 12 weeks to change to positive at 90 days. I do not think you need to retest for this incident. In health,Richard...
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HBV reactive and 14,20 Weeks Elisa test for HIV negativePlease help me with your response.I recently came to know that i am infected with HBV Genoty-Dwhen... Read more »i tested negative for hiv at 8 weeksHave you ever heard of anybody testing negative at 88 weeks then later testing positive?... Read more »
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Be Greater Than AIDS: Get Yourself Tested Week Promotes Free HIV Testing June 19-27, 2010New York, NY -- The first Be Greater Than AIDS: Get Yourself Tested Week will kick off on June 19th, calling on Americans, especially young people, to get tested for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) in the week leading up to... Read more »
Are You Positive You're Negative?[myth] I don't need an HIV test. There's no way I could be infected. [truth] What you don't know can hurt you ... and those you care about. A quarter of people in the U.S. who are HIV positive do not know it, according to the Centers for... Read more »
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California: HIV Tests Negative for Porn Actors Who Performed With "Patient Zero"HIV tests conducted on the co-workers of an adult-film actor diagnosed with the virus in October have discovered no new infections, the co-founder of Vivid Entertainment told the Los Angeles Times on Friday. "We can confirm that all performers who... Read more »
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test positive after a negative 6 weeks test
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
has anyone ever heard of this happening with a person with a normal immune system?
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11 weeks and Tested Negative. Test Again?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I tested negative about 11 weeks after I broke up with my last partner. The result is shy of 2 weeks, since 13 weeks is consider conclusive.But would being "One 1/2 week" shy, really make a different in the result of my test? Read more » Tested negative at 9 weeks.
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I recently tested HIV negative at 9 weeks. I also had a DNA PCR done at 6 weeks which was negative also. What are my chances of being negative at 3 months?
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Tested negative at 8 weeks.
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
I just tested negative at 8 weeks. Is this considered a good indicator that I may not be infected?
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