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My test results
Dear Doc.;
At 30.01.2016 i had unprotected oral sex and protected vaginal sex with sex worker. She gave me oral sex (She licked my penis). After this story at 18. days i had hiv duo ultra and my results were: P24 0.00 negative, hiv1/2 Ab 0.07 negative. At 44. days i had hiv duo ultra again and my results were: P24 0.00 negative, hiv1/2 Ab 0.09 negative. So:
1. Are my results and test times confidential and conclusive?
2. Do i need confirmation test at 90 days (133 weeks) again?
3. If i need confirmation test, Could i have hiv duo ultra again or another test?
At 30.01.2016 i had unprotected oral sex and protected vaginal sex with sex worker. She gave me oral sex (She licked my penis). After this story at 18. days i had hiv duo ultra and my results were: P24 0.00 negative, hiv1/2 Ab 0.07 negative. At 44. days i had hiv duo ultra again and my results were: P24 0.00 negative, hiv1/2 Ab 0.09 negative. So:
1. Are my results and test times confidential and conclusive?
2. Do i need confirmation test at 90 days (133 weeks) again?
3. If i need confirmation test, Could i have hiv duo ultra again or another test?
Your tests are conclusive because you NEVER had a risk.
I don't know if Germany subscribes to HIPPA laws, so I don't know if medical records there are strictly confidential or not. If you are concerned, ask.
I don't know if Germany subscribes to HIPPA laws, so I don't know if medical records there are strictly confidential or not. If you are concerned, ask.
you are negative and will most likely stay negative no one has ever gotten hiv from unprotected oral.a condom provides effective protection against hiv.if you are experiencing any symptoms it is most likely due to some other cause .
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