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9WEEKS POSTPEP

Am stil anxious til i hit th 13th wks postpep.someone tel me under what circumstance wud a -ve 9wks p/pep test change?
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pep guide lines cdc.
Test 6 weeks FROM DATE OF EXPOSURE.
Test at 3 months FROM DATE OF EXPOSURE
Test at 6 months FROM DATE OF EXPOSURE
Most people misinterpret this period to be from date of pep completion.
I guess you did pep say 28 days thats around 4 weeks and add 13 weeks it becomes more than 4 months... Your result is unlikely to change and you are negative, just for sake of peace test at 6 months from the date of exposure and relax.

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I'll make it short. You'll have to wait for the conclusive result. All the numbers in the world would be guessing and that is something we aren't going to do.
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am willing to wait but would like from proved tests what is the percentage of being almost in the clear. as i wait for another 4 weeks. i did rapid test. determine,3rd generation. does that lower the chances, thanks
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DR GARCIA regarding testing after PEP:

" But if we stick to the clinical guidelines, one needs to wait 12 weeks from the end of the course of PEP"
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Your test will be conclusive 3 months post the last dose of nPEP not from the time of exposure.
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it takes a few min to verify what the cdc says reg pep..... individuals can have opinions...  But the bench mark is what cdc says.. Checkup and get back.
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Your test will be conclusive 3 months post the last dose of nPEP not from the time of exposure.
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When were you told that your test would be conclusive after your last dose of nPEP?
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