I have gotten PCR DNA tests at 28 days as I could not wait 3 months. However, be warned that there is a risk of "false positives" with that test (approximately 5%)but there is no false negatives. The doctor would tell you to wait a couple more weeks (6 week mark) and get an Elisa
test which is highly reliable (>99%). I couldnt wait and got the PCR but if I had a false posititve, that would have really screwed me up. So take it at your own risk. You can google HIV
I have been told that it is best to wait for the antibody test. I was too nervous and I had a PCR DNA test done at 11 weeks, but I probably could have just had an antibody test at that time. I was super stressed. Mine was non-detected on the PCR test (negative).
They have been abe to reduce it down to less than 1%.
Besides, one should have an antibody test ran together with the PCR test.
The PCR test is ran numerous times if it proven to be +.
Backed with a Western Blot.
I am tired of people saying that it is not a diagnostic tool.
Pre-natal woman have this test ran....why wouldn't or couldn't anyone else?
My exposure was I performed oral sex on a woman at an asian massage parlor.
Most places I call up to get tested are not offering anything other than antibody test. They say the PCR and ELISA are only after antibody test comes out positive.