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Antibody And NAAT At 18 Weeks
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Antibody test with NAAT tests, comboI Posted a question and I dont know what happend to it, here I go again. Approxemettally 5 months ago I had a what if situacion. I can remember if I had sex with a lady I meet at the bar. There is no evedence that anything ever happend but, I...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello,Your "so many tests that you can't even remember how many" out to 22 weeks, which included both HIV-antibody tests and NAAT, all of which were negative/undetectable, are definitive, conclusive and excessive. HIV is not your...
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Naat testHello, I had a HIV naat test done at 8 weeks post possible exposure and a antibody test at 9... Read more »HIV NAAT Test & HepatitisI just took a negative Hiv test (@ 7 weeks with rapid Elisa) at the AHF clinic here in Los... Read more »
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HIV TestingWhy Should You Get Tested for HIV? What Are HIV Antibody Tests? ELISA Western Blot (WB) Assay Indirect Immunofluorescence Assay (IFA) Window Period Interpretation of Test Results Accuracy... Read more »
NIH-Led Team Maps Route for Eliciting HIV Neutralizing AntibodiesTop: These images show three antibodies' HIV-binding segments, which neutralize the virus. The VRC01 and VRC03 antibodies were found in the blood of an HIV-infected North American donor, while the VRC-PG04 antibody was found in the blood of an... Read more »
HIV Antibody Tests -- Now You Have Several ChoicesSeveral years ago, the only type of antibody test available was a blood test done through your doctor's office. Today, as technology has improved, there are now different types of antibody tests available. Antibody tests can now be done on blood,... Read more »
Can a Route to Broadly Neutralizing Antibodies Be Traced?In recent years, new technologies have facilitated thediscovery of an expanding number of antibodies capable of neutralizing a broadarray of primary HIV isolates from different clades. As covered previously on the blog , these broadly neutralizing... 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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10 week negative antibody
Posted by Curly, 1 Reply
Whats the likelihood of this becoming positive?
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