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Your 25 days negative result is encouraging but a little too early. You can go for a HIV test Earlist at the 1st month and repeat at the 3rd month after the last exposure for a conclusive result.
However, I recommend you test at 6 weeks after exposure. If you test negative the likelihood that will change by 12 weeks is remote.
If you had unprotected vaginal sex with someone of unknown status, you are at risk if she has STI and HIV.
Your 25 days negative result is encouraging but a little too early. You can go for a HIV test Earlist at the 1st month and repeat at the 3rd month after the last exposure for a conclusive result.
However, I recommend you test at 6 weeks after exposure. If you test negative the likelihood that will change by 12 weeks is remote.
Cheers
The odds is in your favour for your one time, short exposure. I know it's diffcult to wait....waiting is the worst.....
I suggest you do more outdoor activities and less internet surfing.....