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I made the biggest mistake of my life on jam 28. 2015. I let a stripper have unprotected sex with me for no longer than 20 seconds then I made her stop. I had a full std panel done at 2 weeks after. Everything came out negative for hiv, siphilis etc. I had a sore throaght for a while that's all.I took a oraquick at home test at 8 and 10 weeks negative.. I also took one about two weeks ago 4 months after and also negative. I have a family a wife and young son I don't want to infect them. I read I'm am concludive negative. Your thoughts please I'm freaking out. Everything from a pimple to a cough I think is hiv. I live in louisville kentucky. I don't believe I would have 4 false negative tests do you? Am I 100% ok? I also took another oraquick test yesterday that was 152 days after exposure and it was negative I fallow these to the letter. Am I ok?
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We've already answered your questions? What else can we do for you other than go back and forth?
Why am I being warned? I'm new to this, had a encounter and am just seeking information regarding my testing."you do not have hiv" is not helping. I wanted to know of I can trust these test
Thanks James stressed man you helped
You do not have HIV
Ok sorry just trying to confirm I had 4 negstive tests at 8 10 weeks and at 4 and 5 months
Oraquick is reliable. Otherwise, it wouldn't be FDA approved and advertised as reliable.
Yes I was making sure because of the oraquick
Did you read what James wrote you?
These test are accurate correct?
You have been advised.
Any help is appreciated
These test are accurate correct?
You have reliably tested negative. You do not have HIV
Am I ok or is this my anxiety
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