just question

[sms180]

If the HIV virus becomes inactive within seconds outside the body or host, how can it be transmitted from one person to another when sharing needles?

[RainLover71]

You have a negative test result--move on.

[Teak]

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[Jamo17]

For negative results yes

[Jamo17]

For negative results yes

[sms180]

is this number meaningless ?

[Jamo17]

You tested at 12 weeks and your results are accurate. You are negative.

[sms180]

I have tested at 9 week and my result comes out as following :

HIV 1 Ag+ HIV 1+2 Abs ( ECLLA)  0.29 ( negative) IU/ML      < 2.0 Non reactive.

I have tested again at 12 week=86 days and my result comes out as following :

HIV 1 Ag+ HIV 1+2 Abs ( ECLLA)  0.35 ( negative) IU/ML      < 2.0 Non reactive.

I don’t know which generation is this test

I see that the number is increasing. Dose this pose any concert to retest ?

Can you predict which generation is this?  

[RainLover71]

The blood inside the syringe has not been exposed to air & is still active.

[Chelsey92]

Because when you inject a needle in your arm there is blood on the tip of the needle and some of your blood in in the syringe as well.  So after a person injects drugs into their body and then pass it to someome else, like I said there is blood that is still in that syringe.

[nursegirl6572]

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[LIZZIE LOU]

when injecting drugs, the user pulls back to make sure that they are in a vein, drawing blood up and trapping it into the syringe.  it is then injected into the next person.