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Please answer my 4 questions
I have a few questions regarding HIV
1.Person who test negative at 3 month's post exposure will he test positive later or he remains negative.
2.If a condom break's catastrophically then how would we know will it have small holes or will it have a big one.
3.If I accidentally reuse a condom which other's have used or if that condom contain any vaginal or cum in it and if I use that condom unknowingly will I get effected with HIV.
4.Is HIV have to do any thing with thyroid and throat infection's.Because I have undergone thyroid test and the result was negative but still I am having pain in my lymph nodes and having throat infections would this be a symptom of hiv.
1.Person who test negative at 3 month's post exposure will he test positive later or he remains negative.
2.If a condom break's catastrophically then how would we know will it have small holes or will it have a big one.
3.If I accidentally reuse a condom which other's have used or if that condom contain any vaginal or cum in it and if I use that condom unknowingly will I get effected with HIV.
4.Is HIV have to do any thing with thyroid and throat infection's.Because I have undergone thyroid test and the result was negative but still I am having pain in my lymph nodes and having throat infections would this be a symptom of hiv.
Sir I understood that tridot is a antibody test so is it conclusive at 3 month's i.e the method they perform in India.
I promise this would be my last question I have under gone tridot test at 3 month's post exposure in India is this test good in detecting antibodies at 3 month's post exposure can we relay on the test result.
Thank you very much for your reply sir I have a last question you told to quicksilver85 that 3 month's is the window period i.e is approved by FDA and you told it was in effect in 2004 is that applicable to India also or it will differ.
Sir,I will provide u the scenario for which I have asked that 3rd question when I had sex with a SW she gave me a condom which was not packed and she pour few drops of water in it when I asked her she told there was no oil in it and I belive her and had sex by wearing that condom and after sex she told me that the condom is a reused one. That's the only reason I am asking you.
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