You meant on your first reply that 4 weeks a naat test and an antibody test means I DIDNT get hiv right?
Also I'm sorry to bother you again but my wife now has trouble back and headaches. Shes also has chills at night wich makes me paranoid..Thanks again that will be it from me.
This will be the final answer,.
Yes, both antibody tests and NAAT tests detect both HIV-1 and HIV-2.
Believe the test results. EWH
Thanks alot doc.
Last question. Does the naat test detect hiv 1 and 2?
Does it take longer for hiv 2 to produce antibodys?Those are my last questions I promise. Have a good evening.
No, while the odds of infection are higher with anal sex but that in no way changes the facts provided by your test results.
No, it never takes 6 months.
As for your wife's symptoms, I cannot comment other than to say that they are ot due to an HIV infection you aquired and transmitted to her in the encounter you decribe. The tests prove this. EWH
Sorry forgot to say it was anal unprotected sex. Does that change your answer?
What about my wifes symptoms?
So it never takes more than 6 months? Thanks again and sorry for being a pain
Welcome to our Forum. Rather than write a long, involved answer I will get straight to the point. There is simply no way that you got HIV from the encounter you describe. The combination of a negative HIV NAAT and a negative HIV antibody test at any time for that 4 weeks after exposure is proof that you did get HIV. you have now been tested on multiple occasions- believe the test results.
In passing I will also point out that unprotected vaginal sex with an HIV infected sex partner results in HIV transmission only once in 1000 sex acts and if she happened to be on therapy at the time, the odds of infection are even lower. Your tests proved that the odds worked in your favor.
At this time further testing is a waste of time and money. there is no need for you to abstain further from sex with your wife either.
I hope my comment is helpful to you. EWH