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Following up
First of all Teak thanks for your help 78 days ago. I had what has been termed a low risk exposure. At 25 days a negative HIV pro viral, as well as antibody test. The other person was negative antibody at 25 days as well. Negative oraquick at 60 days. Decided I was probably safe so donated blood, I understand they use NAT as well as antibody, and that was at 74 days and they say I am clear to donate as soon as 56 days pass, that everything came back negative. Have had a ton of symptoms. Almost all can be explained away but, is this denial thinking? Any comments, do I need to test at 90 dyas or can I move on???
Your partner is negative
Youe were protected
You had negative tests following a no-risk event
. You can move on!, Chill out and enjoy
Youe were protected
You had negative tests following a no-risk event
. You can move on!, Chill out and enjoy
Is noone going to comment as to the need for further testing? You guys can be very tough on folks sometimes
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