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91 days exactly conclusive for United States?
To All (especially Teak),
I'm a 27 yr old male who lives in the United States, i got my HIV test negative result at exactly 91 days (13 weeks) after exposure (unprotected vaginal). Two questions:
1. Is my 91 day exactly negative ELISA test result considered conclusive under the CDC for the United States?
2. Should i have waited at least a day longer (92 days) for cobclusive?
Thanks a lot!
I'm a 27 yr old male who lives in the United States, i got my HIV test negative result at exactly 91 days (13 weeks) after exposure (unprotected vaginal). Two questions:
1. Is my 91 day exactly negative ELISA test result considered conclusive under the CDC for the United States?
2. Should i have waited at least a day longer (92 days) for cobclusive?
Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much sir!! You have no idea how much joy you just brought into my life with your answer! May God bless you and everybody!! =)
Already answered. You are conclusively negative.
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