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PEP can delay seroconverion?
by Jasson, May 28, 2008 07:26AM
This is posted after the case at: http://www.medhelp.org/forums/STD/messages/2646.html
This is a follow up from there.
Yeah I was having a similar “incidence” on 10/4/2008, where I was having a condom break accident with a confirmed positive, and I am the anal receptive. I have never had unsafe sex before. I was on extended PEP 40 hours later with 3TC, Viread and Stocrin. I tested negative 6 and half weeks after exposure. It gives me some comfort but I know it is far from being conclusive, although experts (my doctors) claimed that there is no evidence that PEP can delay antibody testing. So what had you found out at the 3 and 6 months mark, Maxxy35? And at this stage, Dr. HHH, do you have anything to add on since it has been 2 years after your last response to Maxxy35? Today is 28/5/2008. I will definitely retest on the 3 and 6 months mark. Thanks you for both of you to take notice on my question.
This discussion is related to HIV Testing After PEP.
This is a follow up from there.
Yeah I was having a similar “incidence” on 10/4/2008, where I was having a condom break accident with a confirmed positive, and I am the anal receptive. I have never had unsafe sex before. I was on extended PEP 40 hours later with 3TC, Viread and Stocrin. I tested negative 6 and half weeks after exposure. It gives me some comfort but I know it is far from being conclusive, although experts (my doctors) claimed that there is no evidence that PEP can delay antibody testing. So what had you found out at the 3 and 6 months mark, Maxxy35? And at this stage, Dr. HHH, do you have anything to add on since it has been 2 years after your last response to Maxxy35? Today is 28/5/2008. I will definitely retest on the 3 and 6 months mark. Thanks you for both of you to take notice on my question.
This discussion is related to HIV Testing After PEP.
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If you want to post directly to him, then go to the HIV Prevention Expert Forum. My advice would be to read through other posts to see if your question has been answered already and save your $15.
You might also try the HIV Prevention forum.
AJ