The only time that it may take longer than 3 months are patients on Chemo or antirejection drugs for organ transplants and those that are chronic IV drug abusers.
3 months post-exposure is the OFFICIAL,CONCLUSIVE ,Hiv window period for ALL exposures,low or high risk,and has been since 2004.There is no such thing as a conclusive result any earlier than this time frame.Also,there is no such thing as needing to test out to 6 months either in 2011.Its outdated.
Just what I said. After infection it takes the body time to produce antigens and antibodies to be detected by the HIV tests.
you mean there is NO guarantees?
There is are guarantees of that.
if someone has had symptoms ARS, and take a test 7-10 days after, does the test be positive by that time?
Then there is not anything more to discussion on the issue of testing.
I know this, but why everyone saying that 6th week, it is unlikely to change, and i was reading doctor HHH response, he says that he never seen someone changes from 6th week, but i know to make sure, i'll have to get tested at 12/13 week
If you had an exposure your 3 months post exposure test will be conclusive.
something, i don't understant, about having low risk or high risk, why people says for low risk it is ok to test at 6 week, you can be releived and the other one with high risk 6th week is nothing, why is that?