Didnt know where to ask or if it is known

[ttalker1234]

Not looking for a long answer but i am curious of how most credible agencies come up with the 3 month test. In other words how does one know that it is reliable. Has there been legit tests done to make sure that it is good? Just a little nervous thats all, and i just would like to have confidence in my recent 3 month test. I rather not venture off and pay to the doc unless someone happens not to know.
So to direct question

1. How does the Health agencies/FDA know 3 months is cut off.


Thanks for looking =)

[ttalker1234]

OK, so no one says 6 months then i take it. THANKS

[nursegirl6572]

The only people that are advised to test to 6 months instead of 3 are people who are severely immunocompromised due to such illnesses as...terminal, end stage cancer, people on chemo, people taking anti-rejection meds after an organ transplant.

Even this rare population of people usually test POS within the 3 months.

[ttalker1234]

Is there anyone that says to test beyond 3 months? I ask cause if the FDA says 3 months why would anyone test beyond? Thats my last question thanks.

[ttalker1234]

Ok so there is testing done to ensure that it is accurate then. Its not just based on collected data.

[Vance2335]

Because testing is done to ensure that 3 months is conclusive. The FDA is one of the hardest agencies to get anything approved by, so other countries may give a sooner time table the FDA has said 3 months is conclusive and again is backed up through testing.