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Hi,
I had a question about testing. If you have a negative non reactive HIV Antibody test that means exposures three months or more from that test you were never infected and the only exposures you would then have to worry about (if you have any) would be within three months of that test. Is this correct?
I had a question about testing. If you have a negative non reactive HIV Antibody test that means exposures three months or more from that test you were never infected and the only exposures you would then have to worry about (if you have any) would be within three months of that test. Is this correct?
Thank you Lizzie.
I was just saying hypothetically-say you get tested and you have had exposures 3 months and out into your past and you also have one that was a few weeks prior to your test, you can rule out infections on all those other exposures that happend three months and more but you can not rule out the one that was recent, correct?
I was just saying hypothetically-say you get tested and you have had exposures 3 months and out into your past and you also have one that was a few weeks prior to your test, you can rule out infections on all those other exposures that happend three months and more but you can not rule out the one that was recent, correct?
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