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Quick Question
So I was diagnosed with anal warts and mollusca. I had the warts removed and the mollusca burned. I had an ora quick hiv test in june and one at the end of october three months after my last sexual encounter. both ended up negative. Is there a chance I still have hiv? I haven't had intercourse since. I was just wondering because both of these tend to happen in hiv patients, is there a chance that both of these ora quick tests were wrong? Should I take it again? I have had anal sex three times and every time with a condom. Thank you.
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You used a condom, so you didn't have a risk to begin with. Even if you had a risk, your tests would have shown positive by now. Since you didn't have a risk, it doesn't matter. Please do not waste any more time testing or even thinking about this.
so I do not need to follow up with a blood test? this test result is conclusive and i've just had a strain of bad luck?
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