Does HIV test is conclusive anytime after window period?

[mito14]

I read on the internet a person saying laboratory tests that looks for antibodies to HIV are "No reactive" after a certain period. For example, the person said that a test done after 2, 3, 4, 5 years or more, after risk the result would be non-reactive even if you are HIV positive.

It proceeds?

[Teak]

We aren't responsible for incorrect information you find on the Internet. You never had an exposure.

[mito14]

Sorry Teak, but I just made this question based in an information that I read on internet and I guessed it very strange and worriyng afirmation.  It's not related about my case

[Teak]

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[mito14]

So the information that I read is unfounded, correct?

[weirdagain]

Yes. A person who is negative at the time frame you mentioned is conclusively negative no matter what exposure.