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Thanks for the reply.
After that incident,
At 11 day, I went for Elisa antibodies 1 and 2 test - not reactive.
At 15 day, went for HIV 1 qualitative DNA PCR test - not detected.
At 16 day, went for HIV 1 & 2 Proviral DNA PCR - not detected.
At 28 day, HIV 1 & 2 Ab includes P24 antigen test - not reactive
Is that conclusive?
later came to know that the fourth generation test can not able to detect HIV 2 P24 antigen. is it true? What to do now.
thanks
As you were advised you never had an exposure and never needed testing.
I went to Antibodies I & II test and it is nagative. Do I need to wait for 10 more weeks?
Your risk is Zero,,,, Non existing, regardless of her status whether she was breast feeding her child or not. HIV never transmit through oral contact, so relax, you were never exposed
"It is easy to be confused about the risk of HIV associated with breast milk. Many educational websites and other resources list exposure as a risk, because infants can be infected by nursing. But those sources rarely tell the full story. Among babies nursed by HIV infected mothers, only about 10-15% catch HIV; and typically it takes 6 months before they become infected -- all the time swallowing several ounces of milk ever day.
Given that low infectiousness, what can the risk possibly be through exposure to a drop or two? The fact is that breast milk has never once been implicated as the source of sexually acquired HIV, or of a new HIV infection in any human being except nursing babies." DR HANDSFIELD / MEDHELP