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ELFA test

Hi,

I had unprotected sex with a call girl, went for ELFA test after 3 /6 months. Both results came negative.Do I need to test again after 1 year ?? What ELFA means ?? and how reliable it is ??
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that means it should have immediate contact (may be less than a min) ... correct ??
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None.
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okey....and what will be the approx life span of hiv virus outside human body ( in blood and semen )
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Saliva, sweat,tears and urine do not transmit HIV.
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can anyone answer these ?
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Sorry to trouble you again..just to get hiv awareness
If fresh body fluids ( blood / semen / saliva / sweat / tears / urine ) of an infected person directly fell into my fresh cuts / mouth / eyes, is there any chance of transmission ??
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No you cannot contract HIV in that manner.
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yeah..I know that..it happened

@Teak

Thanks and you are doing a great job bro...

few more queries -
chances if I touch blood / semen / saliva of an infected person -  I washed my hands immediately after that
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dude your lucky. dont be stupid man. like the saying goes
"dont be a fool, wrap yout tool"
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No to all.
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Thanks and could you please tell me the mods of transmission -
Is it possible to transmit by
sharing same bed / blanket / towel / soap ?
sharing same spoon / fork / plates ?
sharing cigrte / glass of beer / cup of tea ?
or by close contact ??
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No you don't need further testing. You 3 month post exposure test was conclusive.

Enzyme Linked Fluorescent Assay
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