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Rapid test after 9 week after kissing

Hello,

i would like to ask and i know it will sound stupid but i couldnt live like this anymore.

I have just made myself a hiv oraquick test after 9 weeks after possible exposure. That was kissing for me, deep kissing which lasted for like 10 seconds. I know it is considered to be no risk but i am OCD and my brain thinks differently. And i have amazing job and i need to focus on work and nice things. I tried to keep on for 9 weeks but now i lost my nerves.

I would like to ask if i can consider it conclusive, i know it is supposed to be 3 months but also doctors send people for testing after 6 weeks usually, and i know it depends on your immune system.

For me it is okay, or at least i would like to believe it and really move on, but recently i dont feel very well, thats the reaosn why i lost my nerves, i have this cold symptoms which isnt helping at all.

So anyone from you, who has experience and wont beat me for asking, can i consider this done and move on?

Thank you very much for answer and take care.

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The previous advice was here. http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/hiv-from-kissing--does-alcohol-change-anything/show/3001009#post_14275337

You don't have HIV so your test was conclusive and you can move on. However since this is an OCD issue it becomes complicated to resolve your fear from a chat forum, so might be better for you to seek therapy with the person who diagnosed you.
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