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Immune system responce
Dear Doctor,
I had a vaginal male-to-female exposure with ejaculation into me (condom break). I have known the person for 6 months,but never asked about his status. I started experiencing sympoms and wend for the 3rd generation elisa testing at 6 and 9 weeks post-exposure.The doctors said the test result would most likely not change at 12 weeks,but everything depends on the immune response,how quick it is.So my question is: is the person has no bad habits, is not a drug abuser and overall healthy,can he still get a delayed (after 9 weeks ) response?
Thank you in advance
I had a vaginal male-to-female exposure with ejaculation into me (condom break). I have known the person for 6 months,but never asked about his status. I started experiencing sympoms and wend for the 3rd generation elisa testing at 6 and 9 weeks post-exposure.The doctors said the test result would most likely not change at 12 weeks,but everything depends on the immune response,how quick it is.So my question is: is the person has no bad habits, is not a drug abuser and overall healthy,can he still get a delayed (after 9 weeks ) response?
Thank you in advance
thank you guys, will hope for the best
you are fine.relax.it is very rare that a negative test after 8 weeks become positive after 12 weeks.
listen to your dr.
it is HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHLY unlikely that your negative test at 9 weeks will change.
relax...get that conclusive result at 3 months.
it is HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHLY unlikely that your negative test at 9 weeks will change.
relax...get that conclusive result at 3 months.
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