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So I made a mistake, I found my test papers and I actually had my HIV test In June of 2013, after having unprotected sex once in the summer of 2012 and the winter of 2012. I have the HIV test after having sore throat and sweating during the night around April. Earlier in March I only had oral sex. The test result from my HIV test says HIV-1 p24 antigen and HIV-1/HIV-2 antibodies NOT detected and says CMIA: nonreactive. Does this mean that my results are conclusive since I had them draw blood twice, and these were my given results. Right now it feels like my nose is topped up at times, and I get a headache.
Nonreactive means you are conclusively negative for HIV.
CMIA stands for Chemiluminescent Microparticle Immunoassay. It is most often called a "DUO" or "4th Generation" HIV test. This means that the test looks for both antibodies and antigens related to HIV.
A "topped up" nose and headache sound like you've got a cold.............because you definitely do NOT have HIV.
CMIA stands for Chemiluminescent Microparticle Immunoassay. It is most often called a "DUO" or "4th Generation" HIV test. This means that the test looks for both antibodies and antigens related to HIV.
A "topped up" nose and headache sound like you've got a cold.............because you definitely do NOT have HIV.
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