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Time To Seroconvert After Pep
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Route of exposure and time to seroconvertDear Mark,Is there any data or information on how time to seroconvert may depend on the route of exposure? There seems to be a suggestion from laypeople's comments that sexual expousures seroconvert faster than needle/occupational exposures...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
Seroconversion is a complicated process and is dependent on the type and amount of virus in the inoculum and the host factors (underlying genetics, genital ulcer disease, underlying illnesses, etc)....
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Time to SeroconvertI am worried to death. I am a gay black male. I was the insertive partner with a guy 18 days ago,... Read more »-THIS IS HIV IS IT NOT???have i seroconverted -please assist- have wierd spots on both sides of legs now disappearingHello Dr. Bob, Have i just seroconverted? High Risk encounter vaginal intercourse (no condom)... Read more »
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One exposure = seroconvertion
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Hi everybody.I had 1 unprotected anal exposure to a person at high risk. There was no ejac. (but probably precum) but later he fingered and there might be some on his finger. It is true that it is reasonable I should consider him as positive in... Read more » to the RN who seroconverted after 18 months
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Hi there. I hope you are well.I read your posts about you taking much longer than the stipulated window period to seroconvert---18 months! May I ask about your testing history? Did you test at 3, 6, 12 months? And then the final test at 18 months? I... Read more » WoW. this guy took over a year to seroconvert???
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
http://www.thebody.com/cgi-bin/bbs/showthreaded.php?Board=testpos&Number=27448Scared shitless in New England Read more » seroconverting
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Is it true that if one is seroconverting they would not test positive at that time,or would one test positive while there seroconverting.Can anyone help.Read more »
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