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can i stop freaking out now?!
can I stop freaking out about my hiv situation....at this point with current hiv tests available has anyone tested pos after a 3 month test?? I mean is these tests trust worthy..I would hate for it to be wrong I rather be 100 percent...please help me..
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you were given the facts regarding the testing guideline. not much else to say...and i'm not going to spend time on "anxiety" driven questions.
the only ppl who need to test out to six months are those with SEVERELY compromised immune systems...and even that is debatable now. by SEVERELY compromised...i'm speaking of ppl on chemotherapy...anti-rejection drugs after an organ transplant...and CHRONIC iv drug users.
if you do not fit into any of those categories...a test at 3 months is reliable and conclusive.
someone else will be along shortly and tell you the exact thing.
the only ppl who need to test out to six months are those with SEVERELY compromised immune systems...and even that is debatable now. by SEVERELY compromised...i'm speaking of ppl on chemotherapy...anti-rejection drugs after an organ transplant...and CHRONIC iv drug users.
if you do not fit into any of those categories...a test at 3 months is reliable and conclusive.
someone else will be along shortly and tell you the exact thing.
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* After excessive posting, a warning will be issued by MedHelp
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* Continuing to post upon your return will result in a permanent ban.
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