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hi guys you seem to doing a good work
well in my case you guys keeps to your 3 months conclusive hiv test which to me it looks right why i say that my odeal exposure to hiv was on 17 of july test 29 oct 11 nov all negative but today i took a next test blood drawn from my hand so i guest it is a lab test any way it all came back negative but what again concern me is that the first room i that i went into for counseling that nurse they i have to have the hiv virus for three months before the test can detect it any way when i went back for the result the lab person told me that i have to waith six clear months for conclusion so i have to test january 16 which will be six months clear that i dont understand two person in the same line of work is teling me two different things one same 3 one say six any way what you think will my 4 months 2 weeks negative test possible will change to possitive in six months am concern but i still sticking with you guys 3 months conclusive you guys seem to good of knowing about hiv
ok teak i get that thanks n from july 17 i dont have sex uptill now i am so scare but six years time i will if the lord tarry i am cooling out for now for over the years i really have some careless sex no condom most of the time but this is my wake up call i just giveing thanks because it could be worse love n thanks to you all
good because really it all most was giving me a break down again n i am recovering well because al most all my systoms is going a way slowly n i really dont want it to come back any way rain i 100 percent sure iam good i think i can started to have some peice of mine soon thanks for the help it do a lot for me
You were already told the HIV window period is 3 months post--exposure.Whoever is telling you 6 months has no knowledge of HIV testing periods.6 months is outdated--end of story.
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In an adult, a positive HIV antibody test result means that the person is infected, a person with a negative or inconclusive result may be in the “window for 4 to 6 weeks but occasionally up to 3 months after HIV exposure. Persons at high risk who initially test negative should be retested 3 months after exposure to confirm results