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I had unprotected sex in January and took the at home test kit (Home Access) two months later. It turned up to be negative. I know this question is asked alot but I just have to hear it again.  I have read that it can take up to 3 months for the antibodies to show up. What are the chances (percentage wise) that my test result would be positive after testing negative after 2 months?
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None.  I'm not going to repeat all the reasons that have been repeatedly stated on this forum.

I won't delete the follow-up comments before my reply, but please take any further discussion over the the HIV Support Forum.
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sixtwo....dude 2 months???  you are good....the doc talks about the 6-8 week test is good.  you are fine!

DOC....i dont want to jump and take the post over, but i found out what the pus was in my mouth...it was not thrush.  Anyways i asked my question in my own post.  It was last week and the title was thrush...     Please can you check it out?!?  Thank you Doc!
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First off, I'm a female, not a "dude." Dr. HHH what do you think?
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female or "dude" (dude is what i say...female or male) does not change anything.....2 months is great and the doc will tell you that.  
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You probably didnt require any testing in the first place.
6 weeks would have been enough, 2  months is as good as you will get.
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