No. My guess is that this has never happened.
Welcome to the forum. Unfortunately, however, I cannot really help. Based both on this question and the discussions on the community forum, it is clear that the problem here concerns your mental health, not any risk of HIV. The vast majority of people who have sex with commercial partners do not catch HIV; most sex workers don't have it, and the transmission risk for any particular exposure is low; and you used a condom, for goodness' sake! More important, your HIV test results are completely reliable and prove you were not infected. In response to the questions below: no, I have never heard of anyone with a negative HIV antibody test at 7 weeks who actually turned out to have HIV; and there is no chance of having HIV with both a negative antibody and p24 antigen test at 7 weeks.
Regards-- HHH, MD
I just received my HIV(1+2) Antibody test results - NEGATIVE at 11 weeks 3 days.
Thank you so much.
Just wanted to let you know about my CMIA test results. Here is the email I received from the lab:
"Your sample was ran on our analyser that tests for HIV (1+2) Ab and Ag and is Negative."
Thanks.
Thank you so much.
One last question (I promise) before I sign off....
As I mentioned, I asked my lab to re-do my hiv test using CMIA method (as they just tested for antibodies previously), Have you seen a negative antibody test turning out to be a positive DUO test at 7 weeks?
I just called my lab and they told me that they just did HIV Antibody test. I asked them to redo the test using CMIA method which they are doing now.
What are the chances of p24 antigen presence without detactable hiv antibodies at 7 weeks?
That's all I have to ask. Thank you.
Also, have you seen or heard of a 7 week hiv negative test result turn positive later?