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NAAT HIV Results In 2 Weeks
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HIV NAAT Test & HepatitisI just took a negative Hiv test (@ 7 weeks with rapid Elisa) at the AHF clinic here in Los Angeles.They then drew two vials of blood for a NAAT test.Does having chronic Hepatitis B increase the probability of a false positive NAAT test?I will donate...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello,Having chronic hepatitis B would not increase the probability of false-positive NAAT tests; however, nucleic acid testing in general can lead to some false-positive results. The best HIV-screening test remains an FDA-approved HIV-antibody test...
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Confusion Over RNA/NAAT TestDr. Bob,I donate every year and will continue to do so but hope you will answer this question. Had... Read more »NAAT RNA TEST QUESTION! One Pioneer to Another!Dr. Bob a pioneer,Being a former (and recently recovering) high anxiety worry well I have a... Read more »
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Some Scientists Question Results of Recent HIV Vaccine Clinical TrialWeeks after clinical trial results showed an experimental HIV vaccine offered some potential protection against the virus, "a second analysis of the $105 million study, not disclosed publicly, suggests the results may have been a fluke, according... Read more »
Updated Results on Quad: 96-Week Data From Phase 3 StudiesTwo oral presentations presented 96 week data from the two phase 3 treatment studies for the recent approval of the single-tablet, four-drug combination of elvitegravir/cobicistat/tenofovir/FTC, developed as Quad, and now approved as Stribild in the... Read more »
Elvitegravir vs. Raltegravir: 96-Week Phase III Results in Treatment-Experienced PatientsRichard Elion from Whitman-Walker Health in Washington presented updated 96 week results from the phase 3 head-to-head study of elvitegravir vs raltegravir. 1 The 48 week results, first presented at the IAS conference in Rome last year showed... Read more »
Lersivirine: 48-Week Results Compared to Efavirenz in Phase 2 Treatment-Naive StudyLersivirine is a once-daily NNRTI from ViiV that was originally developed by Pfizer and previously called UK-453061 and that is promising due to a resistance pathway at V108I that appears distinct from the K103N or Y181C pathways associated with... Read more »
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RNA/PCR/NAAT Test
Posted by nomoreworry4me
antibodies to HIV1 - 3 months blood, oral, rapid 1 week, 20 minutes for rapid Looks for.................... Window period........... Options for testing...... Wait time for results.... RNA/PCR/NAAT Test Antibody Test There are several ways to test for HIV. Th... Read more » Naat test result
Posted by worriedwellback, 1 Reply
Hi, I tested negative with NAAT test which I took 5 week after possible exposure. Do I need another antibody test at 3 month mark? Read more » possible NAAT result?
Posted by brokenwing, 1 Reply
from reading of posts i realized that i have also put myself at risk by doing unprotected insertive anal at the bathhouse on the same day that i fingered an ass. i was so scared witless and so focused on the small cut on my finger when i got sick...
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9 week post exposure, muscle twitches, 7 week Oraquick rapid negative result.
Posted by treeoflife1, 1 Reply
any way muscle twitches can have anything to do with 9 weeks post exposure HIV,
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