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Hello, i had unprotected vaginal sex with a married white lady 5 months ago. Then we had protected sex after 3 months of that incident. She did a combo ag/ab hiv test that was negative 2 days after our last protected intercourse (unprotected oral but protected vaginal). I had a rapid laboratory antibodies test that was negative 15 days ago. It was 7.7 weeks after our last protected sex and 5 months after our last unprotected sex. Shall I do any confirmation tests or my case is HIV free? Thank you.
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Protected intercourse is not a risk for HIV.
Since she tested negative 2 months after your unprotected event, her test is conclusive. She did not have HIV when you had unprotected intercourse.
Your test 5 months after your last unprotected encounter is also conclusive. There is no need for further HIV testing. You are HIV-negative.
Since she tested negative 2 months after your unprotected event, her test is conclusive. She did not have HIV when you had unprotected intercourse.
Your test 5 months after your last unprotected encounter is also conclusive. There is no need for further HIV testing. You are HIV-negative.
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In my test report they mentioned: HIV without mentioning 1 and 2, does that make any difference? Thank you in advance.
All tests currently on the market detect both HIV-1 and HIV-2. Forget about HIV and move on.
Thank you so much.
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