Yes, a negative NAAT test after one month is conclusive. However, all medical providers recommend getting an antibody test after 3 months.
No Risk, acquiring HIV by oral sex requires certain conditions which is near impossible.
1. One has to have gapping wound and /or pathetic oral condition and it has to contact blood for any risk
2. Consumption of semen is not the right mechanism of HIV transmission
3. Saliva doesn't contain HIV
hence jalpasca, all your symptoms were in no way related to HIV, they are all due to anxiety. Yes, anxiety can cause every single thing that you have described in your post, try googling "symptoms of anxiety" and you'd see all your symptoms there and you don't require ny testing further for this incidence try to get some counseling and del with your anxiety. HIV is not the problem here, no way !
Mike
So if someone is tested with the NAAT close to 2 months after exposure does the 3 month rule still apply?
You were at no risk for HIV. The risk is not non-existent, but it's so minimal that the chances of you getting hit by lightning this winter is greater.
To answer your specific question, yes it was too early to test with NAAT. NAAT testing is conclusive after one month. However, some people will show a positive result by day 4 on the NAAT if they have in fact been exposed.