Possible HIV exposure??

[Stressed2]

I am in need of some reassurance. I am a women and had unprotected sex with a man just once. Two months (around 62 days) later I was tested for STD's. I tested positive for chlamydia(which I'm sure I got from him) but negaitve for everything else including HIV. I was then treated for the chlamydia and am now cured of it. I'm still afraid that I might have HIV, because I know the window period can last up to 6 months post exposure. So it's been 6 months and I just got tested again but am still waiting for the results.

I have a few questions: First- how accurate was the test that I took at 2 months? Should I still be concerned that I have hiv? Second - what are the monthly accuracy percentages (ex: tested at 2 months 50% accurate, 3 months 60% etc.) Third - because he had chlamydia does that make him more likely to have hiv or more likely for me to contract it? And finally, how likely is it for a female to get HIV from a male by having sex unprotected just once?

Thank you in advance for your time.

[Teak]

A 3 month test result would have be conclusive. The 6 months testing is the old guideline standard. It's very risk for a female to have unprotected sex with a male that has HIV.

[veryveryscaredguy]

your test at 2 months is a very good indicator that you do not have HIV. In fact the CDC recommends 12-13 weeks.

8 weeks is somewhere around 95% according to the docs on this board.

[LIZZIE LOU]

forget about the numbers game.  you have already tested and will get your results soon.

you tested negative at 62 days...and that is a great indicator of what your final result will be.   i'm sure you will get your negative result soon :)