If any doctor or nurse tells you to test at 6 months post-exposure,then they no nothing about the hiv window period at all.3 months post-exposure is the official,conclusive hiv window period and has been since 2004,and anyone that tells you different is wrong.
Thanks -i think perhapse what they mean is if i contacted an std within the last 10 years and did not test...that should be the marker....because if high risk means testing after 3 months and having a conclusive result..then it make sense....there is too much miss information even among the nurses at these testing clinics...they like suggest their own possition which can litterally kill you with worry.Thanks again.She must have touched me with contaminated fingers.
Thats all nonsense.Testing at 3 months post-exposure is 100%conclusive and reliable,there was no need to test out to 6 months.Read the statement correctly,it never says that you have to test for the next 10 years,re-read it properly.And after all of this,you never had a risk in the first place because you used protection and your negative test supports this aswell.Take care and be sure to read information more carefully next time.
10 years? That is totally not true no way no how.