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Thanks a lot for a detailed clarification but I would still want to know if ever there has been a case of a male here on this forum or anywhere else in your knowledge who tested positive at 3 months after so many negative tests at this duration.
FYI...mine was a condom protected sex but they were super-thin latex condoms(so not too sure about their reliability) and to put my anxieties at rest I filled them with water to check if there was any leakage and found they were not leaking and it was quite visible there was no breakage also.
I am worried because I get unconscious headaches at times specifically when I sleep a lot, I had shortness of breath while talking before this but it has became severe, had 1 day high fever of 101 at day 31 which came down after taking medicines but cough with phlegm continued for 2 weeks, no rashes till now at 7.5 weeks, but don't feel like studying, lost my focus may be coz of guilt within me.
You never recommend testing for a no risk issue to an anxiety frazzled person. Apparently you have no idea how many people have committed suicide by receiving false positive when they didn't have an exposure to begin with.
It's clear he was obviously suffering from anxiety, so if a simple test would ease his fears and put an end to his stress then I would damn well recommend one!
You never had an exposure.
I know, that's why I advised him to test at 3 months if he wants to be absolutely sure
There are no tests marketed or sold to give a conclusive negative test result earlier than 3 months post exposure.
Fact that the CSW tested negative**
Well the doctors/experts on this site would state a 99.89% accuracy for the duo at 4 weeks, and 98-99% accuracy at 6 weeks with either an antibody only or combo test. The fact that the CSW would add to the confidence, so you can retest at 3 months to be fully conclusive, but if your not confident with your results now, then don't bother walking outside your house tomorrow, you might get hit with a meteorite ;)
Thank you for ur reply. But I still wanted to know the %age of assurance the above mentioned tests give. I have read that 95% of the infected people tests positive between 4-6 weeks post exposure. However in my case the CSW also tested negative. So considering this how do you assess the risk in my case.
3 months post exposure is when you can obtain your conclusive test result.
Forgot to mention above in point 2) that the test was done at 46th day after my possible exposure.