about my status

i had unprotested sex with sex worker i think she was effected with hiv, then after i did
pcr proviral dna test that was negative
then after 2 months rapid test result was negative
then after 3 months immuno combs rapid test result negative
then after 4 months tridot test result was negative
then after 5 months simple elisa test result was negative
then after 5 months rapid test immunocombs test result was negative
then after 5 months and 16 days sd bioline 3.0 rapid test result was negative
my que is my docter said that window period is 6 months you have to test after 6 months then u get positive result, he said you have high risk exposure thats why u have to test after 6 months, am i free from hiv or i have to wait 15 days or even 1 year for confirm my status?

[Hope242]

Your 3 months post exposure test for HIV is conclusive. You do not have HIV and do not need to continue testing from that exposure.

[vicky44]

thanks sir bur cdc guideliness suggest that 6 months window period pls satisfied me with ur accurate ans

[RainLover71]

6 months is outdated.3 months is the window period and has been since 2004.

[vicky44]

no sir today i did talk with cdc help line with jack he said that window period is 3 to 6 month

[Hope242]

cdc testing guidlines is 3 months post exposure and has been since 2004. 6 months is outdated information. It rarely takes 3 months with modern testing methods and that is conclusive even with the FDA and test manufactures

[LIZZIE LOU]

how many times...under different names...have you been told this ? ? ?

[vicky44]

no sir

[vicky44]

no mam i am new here

[vicky44]

i rad nacco as well as who guideliness they also suggest 3 to 6 months

[RainLover71]

Well you were given the wrong information then.6 months only applies to chemotherapy patients,transplant patients on meds or chronic iv drug users because there immune systems are very weak to begin with.Your not in those categories so its 3 months for you.

[Hope242]

but this is not rad nacco or who, this is medhelp and for a conclusive HIV result it is 3 months post exposure period. Your result will not change from that exposure

[vicky44]

but sir jack said cdc never mentioned
you: who takes 6 months sir?

Jack: CDC does not specify who can take 6 months, but it is very rare.

[LIZZIE LOU]

* Any member who creates a second nickname will immediately be banned and have any subsequent nicknames banned.

[vicky44]

ok sir imagine whose immune system is week that person produce antibodies earlier than whose immune system strong because whose immune system strong they have to capacity to fight with hiv virus and whose immune system is week that person easily contrect with virus and produce early antibodies, pls see carefully sir

[LIZZIE LOU]

move on

[vicky44]

pls sir reply sir, LIZZIE LOU i am not asking from you

[LIZZIE LOU]

you've been answered MANY times...now move along

[vicky44]

sorry mam i am suffering with white coated toung from 5 months thats why i am worried and white coated toung occured when immune system is week

[LIZZIE LOU]

MOVE ON...ENOUGH IS ENOUGH ! ! ! !

[vicky44]

u r not follow cdc guideliness , cdc never said that 6 months for those persons who are on chemeotheripy , iv drug users etc

[vicky44]

cdc said any healthy person should be take 6 months

[LIZZIE LOU]

MOVE ON

[RainLover71]

9 different nicks and 14 posts later and you still won,t believe your negative.Time to look into receiving some professional mental help.