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HIV Window Period
Hi forum, I had an ELISA antibody test done at 60 and 82 days after an exposure. Both negative. Can i consider the 82 days negative as a conclusive result and move on?
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Are you 100% sure that it can't change in 2 days? I am just very anxious about this.
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84 days is considered conclusive BUT your test done at 82 days will NOT change in two days