http://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/Seroconversion-illness---detectable-antibodies/show/246605
I only read the Drs. reply not members in the link.
There is a common time to test positive and that includes after ARS begins. But the reason for percentages is because our immune systems are unique and there is always those who will seroconvert a little later.
If you were the receptive partner during your condom break, you experienced the most dangerous sex act to become infected.
The peace of mind I can offer is that many have experienced symptoms and turned out hiv negative.
HIV is not automatically transmitted if one is exposed.
You don't know if you were actually exposed to hiv.
Your 6 week negative plus timing of your symptoms is encouraging that you'll remain negative.
Request a 4th generation test if it is available. It will be a more acurate.