As an adult, the only risks for HIV are:
1) having unprotected, penetrative vaginal or anal sex, or
2) sharing IV drug needles with other IV drug users.
NOTHING else you can think of is a risk for HIV. So, the only risk you had was your unprotected event 6 years ago. The other events are NOT a risk for HIV.
You have tested conclusively negative for your only risk event, and you do not need any more tests. You do not have HIV and whatever is causing your shingles or other symptoms is NOT related to HIV.
@diver58
Thanks for the answers. But my shingles and rashes occured 2 weeks after our last sexual encounter. So by testing non reactive in may 3 and may 11, does that mean that it was not hiv that caused my shingles and rashes???
@diver58
Thanks for the answers. But my shingles and rashes occured 2 weeks after our last sexual encounter. So by testing non reactive in may 3 and may 11, does that mean that it was not hiv that caused my shingles and rashes???
1. No
2. Any symptom appears before the exposure, has no relation with the exposure
3.No, but a rapid test is conclusive only after 3 months after the last exposure
4.Yes any test done after 3 months (for simple Antibody Test) or 28 days (for Duo test) of our last exposure, excludes us from all of our previous exposures
5. It is strongly envisaged that your next test will not be different from what you got already. Suggest you to get HIV duo test anytime now and collect your conclusive report
6. None of you at risk in that situation
please answer my question :( im really depressed