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3 month and 6 month test guidelines for occupational and non-occupational exposuresDr. Vegas here again. Another question. I have the impression from reading your forum and from discussing this with other HIV MD's that the 3 month antibody test is pretty definitive. That is, if the 3 month test is negative after an exposure...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello Vegas-Doc,I've discussed this topic numerous times over the years. Check out the archives for a more detailed discussion.Briefly, IMHO (which I recently learned from my young niece means "in my humble opinion") a negative...
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Updated HIV Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) GuidelinesI recently got stuck with a needle which was in an HIV positive patient's gum. The needle did not have any associated blood. Would you recommend prophylactic AZT in such a case?...Response from Rick Sowadsky, M.P.H.
Nevada State Health Division AIDS Program
Hi. Thank you for your question. When deciding on whether HIV Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) is indicated in a specific case, you need to ask yourself the following questions:1) Was the patient KNOWN to be HIV positive or KNOWN to be at high...
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Does Post Exposure Prophylaxis increase the odds of a false negative test 30 days after exposure?Hi, Dr. Bob. I hope my question has not already been answered. I will try to make it quick. A month ago I was raped by a man I do not know. Immediately after, I called the police and was taken to the ER where they prescribed me 30 days of PEP (and...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hi.Sorry to hear about the sexual assault. I hope the perpetrator is now behind bars.The guidelines for post-PEP HIV testing recommend HIV-antibody testing at four to six weeks, three months and six months from the date of exposure.Dr. Bob...
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DUO HIV Test reliability 4 weeks after exposure?I had proctected sex with a sex worker in a high risk country 7 9 days ago. The condom broke and i withdrew within 2-3 seconds. I started PEP treatment after 52 hours (late i know). If I can access a DUO HIV test at 4 weeks how conculsive is this...Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello,A negative DUO HIV test at four weeks is encouraging, but not conclusive. You would still need a negative ELISA at three months and six months, according to the post-PEP testing guidelines. (Check the archives for additional information about...
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Testing for Hiv-accuracy of test after Exposure!!!
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Anyone please help with this one!! IF you had a possible exposure to Hiv, how long Before Tests will pick up the infection, and how accurate are the rapid Hiv tests against the Elisa tests? If you are Elisa negative at 8 weeks after infection and 12...
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July 17,2001 Draft HIV CTR Guidelines
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GuysHere below is what the DRAFT on the 17 July is about. Hope you find it's interesting. ========================================================== 5.4 Follow-up Testing in Clients with Negative HIV Test Results Decisions about the timing and... Read more » Hiv test after 3 years of exposure.
Posted by sammi0506, 1 Reply
Hi .. I am from Sydney Australia. I was exposed to HIV. I had a HIV antibody and antigen test 3 years later. ( Blood sample) . It came back negative. I am aware that there is a 3 month window period.. But my question is... Would there still be HIV... Read more » Are The Guide-lines Different?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
When someone has had an exposure with someone who is know to be HIV postive is the window period different? Because, I notice lots of people who have talked about testing longer like health care worker etc. when they no they have been exposed? I...
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