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Recently I was sexually assaulted ,there was pentration and because i was not sexually prepared for such there was some bleeding however he did not ejaculate inside of me , he proceeded to pull out and do his thing...I am goin out of my mind because the guy who assualted me has been my friend for years. What is the chances or risk of me contracting hiv....
Yes, your NEGATIVE (NON-REACTIVE) HIV antibody test @ 13 weeks is indeed CONCLUSIVE.
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I was kinda in a similar situation as you. I was a virgin until a drunk stupid alcohol filled graduation afterparty. He was a friend of mine for 3 yrs and he has gfs so yup. You can't trust guys these days. I'm praying for you. I did oraquick after 4 months of my "incident".
week 13..jus got back my results ..NON REACTIVE..Can these results now be considered conclusive
Your repeated NEGATIVE result @ 10 weeks is Extremely Strong Evidence that you are HIV Negative. To be considered CONCLUSIVE,a test @ 12 weeks is required , however, your NEGATIVE will NOT change.
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i juz had my 10-11th week check yesterday also. it was also negative :) they all say that it is a strong indication of negativity so ya :)
I did another test ten weeks after the incident , which thankfully can back negative. Can I take that result as definitive or do i still have to get further testing.
Your 2 NEGATIVES at 6 weeks are VERY STRONG evidence against HIV infection. I am totally confident you will continue to test NEGATIVE @ 3months. Keep busy with other things and focus on your emotional well-being.
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So it has been7 weeks since this incident ...last week I got 2 test done just to be sure and they both came back negative..Although they are negative my heart and mind still is not at rest. I know I still have to wait til the 3months mark but it seems so far away. I feel like I have symptoms...is it mind over matter?
I'm sorry to hear of your experience. I hope I can reassure you regarding your HIV fears.
The bottom line is that you had a risk, but it is extremely low. If this individual was not bisexual, a former prison inmate, or an IV drug user, the chance that he had HIV is very low (less than 0.1%). Further, if he was infected, the chance that you would catch HIV from that exposure is also less than 0.1%. When you combine those two factors, your risk is less than 1 in a million.
You obviously will need to test for HIV over this, as well as other STDs. For HIV, you can test at 6 weeks and then again at 3 months. At 6 weeks, a negative result is a strong indication that you weren't infected and is not likely to change at subsequent testing intervals. At 3 months the negative result is definitive, proving that you were not infected. You should coordinate the STD/HIV testing through your personal physician.
Hope this helps.
The bottom line is that you had a risk, but it is extremely low. If this individual was not bisexual, a former prison inmate, or an IV drug user, the chance that he had HIV is very low (less than 0.1%). Further, if he was infected, the chance that you would catch HIV from that exposure is also less than 0.1%. When you combine those two factors, your risk is less than 1 in a million.
You obviously will need to test for HIV over this, as well as other STDs. For HIV, you can test at 6 weeks and then again at 3 months. At 6 weeks, a negative result is a strong indication that you weren't infected and is not likely to change at subsequent testing intervals. At 3 months the negative result is definitive, proving that you were not infected. You should coordinate the STD/HIV testing through your personal physician.
Hope this helps.
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