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Hi i just wanted to share this with u .Before a 2 month i had sex with one sex worker unprotetected three weeks after that i developed all possible symptoms i mean all and i was very anxious .
i did a hiv antibody test in day 31 and was negative
then again in day 62 a Duo test and was negative
i wanna say to all go get tested and dont try to diagnose ur self from symptoms
i will let u know for my result after 90 days and wanna thank u all here i was reading all ur post in those two month
i hope we will have luck all greetings
i did a hiv antibody test in day 31 and was negative
then again in day 62 a Duo test and was negative
i wanna say to all go get tested and dont try to diagnose ur self from symptoms
i will let u know for my result after 90 days and wanna thank u all here i was reading all ur post in those two month
i hope we will have luck all greetings
thnx teak what test should be this is negative 0.09 under 1 says negative is this elisa third generation or what i apreciate ur answer
You have no worries your HIV negative time for you to put this exposure behind you....
there are many things that cause swollen lymph nodes.
test at 3 months for that conclusive result.
test at 3 months for that conclusive result.
yess Lizzie i know but im afraid coz i have swollen glands in neck and groin confirmed
it is HIGHLY unlikely that a 76 day test result will change.
expect a negative at your 3 month mark
expect a negative at your 3 month mark
my 76 days test was negative but i still have white tongue and swollen lymph nodez
Exactly what Teak said. People drink all of the time and have sex all of the time...with condoms. It is called personal responsibility.
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