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Dear all,
The above title is a famouse tiltle which DR,HHH advice everyone to read ,but I'd like ti know is the window period 3 months as DR.HHH adviced conclusive for HIGH risk ,low risk or for both?
Thanks a lot.
Again we find some people trying to stir up things by claiming to test positive even after a 3 months or 6 months negative - see cdciswrong " 12 months to test positive". From my user name, anybody would have guessed that I have high anxietyGeneralized anxiety disorder Separation anxiety Stress and anxiety level. Most of us are. So, to cdciswrong, please, is this really true? Please do not ruin the lifes of others by doing what you did.
Experts, I just wanna ask, what is the longest ever recorded late seroconversion in medical literature? What made them so special and when did this happen?
HAVE YOU TESTED NEGATIVE AND IF SO, HOW MANY MONTHS AFTER POSSIBLE EXPOSURE? FROM WHAT I GATHER, 3 MONTHS IS VERY ACCURATE AND 6 MONTHS IS PRETTY MUCH JUST UNDER 100% ACCURATE.
Stop saying these thing you will worry people. I've talked to many medical experts at specialist clinics barring certain circumstances illustrated above i.e chemo 3 months (12 weeks) is conclusive.
If you read around you will find out that most people who will test positive will do so anywhere from 6 to 8 weeks after exposure. The three months window is to be on the safeSafe driving for teens Safe sex side. If you are negative at 3 then you are negative. You can test at 3, 4, 5, ,6 months and on but you will always test negative unless you had another risky exposure.
Thank you for such kind words. I pray...A LOT!!! I just dont know how to let go...maybe the reason for all this is guilt and also the fact that my wife now is pregnant. I only touched her after my 6 months negative.
I know I am negative, but the 'what ifs' are haunting my mind all the time.
To all experts,
What is the longest medically recorded late seroconversion? When did this happened and what caused them to be 'late'??
I think I will stop after testing out to 12 months if its gonna make it 100% reliable
I know what your going through, but you have been tested multipleMultiple myeloma Multiple sclerosis Multiple sclerosis - resources Multiple system atrophy times all with the same result. Look at it this way. If you tested positive all 12 times, would you be doubting the test results or would you believe you were positive? You'd surely believe you were postive if all 12 tests said you were, so you need to turn it around and look at it the other way. All 12 tests say you are negaitve so you should believe that you are negative. It may be hard, but let it go and fight off / IGNORE the thoughts that haunt you about it otherwise. If your wife is expecting a babyBabies and heat rashes Baby feeding patterns, start directing the energy you are using in worrying and focus on making sure your wife delivers a healthy and happy babyBabies and heat rashes Baby feeding patterns. You'll be fine and if need be, take one last test at the one year mark and lay this to rest. Hang in there and keep parying! =)
Thank you for giving me a pice of mine , but do you have any evidence about that or this was just from your experince HIV study?
Thanks
Thank you for giving me a pice of mine , but do you have any evidence(published study) about that or this was just from your experince HIV study?
Thanks
Experts, I just wanna ask, what is the longest ever recorded late seroconversion in medical literature? What made them so special and when did this happen?
BTW, any difference between non reactive and not detected????
I know I am negative, but the 'what ifs' are haunting my mind all the time.
To all experts,
What is the longest medically recorded late seroconversion? When did this happened and what caused them to be 'late'??
I think I will stop after testing out to 12 months if its gonna make it 100% reliable