HIV Nonreactive 0.22

[ali111980]

today i've got my Antibody test result and it is like that:

TEST NAME:
HIV Antibody (AIDS Test) Interpret

RESULT:
Nonreactive 0.22

BIOLOGICAL REFERENCE INTERVALS:
Negative

thank god for being NEGATIVE and today is the 90th day (3 months) after the risky exposure that i had.
my question is:

what does Nonreactive 0.22 means? ..... does 0.22 means that i have some antibodies of HIV in my blood or is this normal in people that are not infected with the HIV virus?

Please i do need some comfort on this ... thanks in advance

[ali111980]

ok ... thanks teak ;)

[Teak]

If it states "negative" why are you asking? The only concern would be 1.0 or above and that would be a postive test result.

[ali111980]

dear teak ... i got the test results online and it says negative, i can see that trust me :)))))

but my concern was the 0.22 value .... i just needed to know if this is normal in the negative result or does it mean that i have some value of the antibodies .... this is all :)

[Teak]

Are you trying to say when you were given your tests results they didn't say anything to you?

[ali111980]

please someone tell me what is that value .... Nonreactive 0.22

[ali111980]

Teak ... i had unprotected vaginal sex 3 months ago .... isn't that an exposure?

[Teak]

You never had an exposure to begin with.