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¿Necesario repetir prueba?
Hola Doctor José,
Hace 15 semanas tuve una relación de riesgo, a las 9 semanas y 14 semanas me realicé dos test HIV Duo Ultra, a través de la técnica Elfa, dando negativo en ambos.
Es necesario repetir la prueba. Mi único síntoma al momento es lengua saburra.
¿Qué opina usted?
Hace 15 semanas tuve una relación de riesgo, a las 9 semanas y 14 semanas me realicé dos test HIV Duo Ultra, a través de la técnica Elfa, dando negativo en ambos.
Es necesario repetir la prueba. Mi único síntoma al momento es lengua saburra.
¿Qué opina usted?
OK, so not one more test. Sorry, In Mexico and Latin America there are doctors who diagnose the window of six months.
One last question: For my test, what generation is it?
Thank you very much, again
One last question: For my test, what generation is it?
Thank you very much, again
Thank you very much, Teak
My doctor recommended I take out other test for six months because of the risk I had, What do you think?
Another question, what is the test generation?
My doctor recommended I take out other test for six months because of the risk I had, What do you think?
Another question, what is the test generation?
OK, sorry Teak. Can you help me? This my situation:
I had sex with a prostitute with condom broke and penetration for less than 30 seconds without a condom.
I did a test HIV Duo Ultra at 9 weeks and 14 weeksafter risk and resulting negative. Technique: Elfa
My results are conclusives?
Thanks.
I had sex with a prostitute with condom broke and penetration for less than 30 seconds without a condom.
I did a test HIV Duo Ultra at 9 weeks and 14 weeksafter risk and resulting negative. Technique: Elfa
My results are conclusives?
Thanks.
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In an adult, a positive HIV antibody test result means that the person is infected, a person with a negative or inconclusive result may be in the “window for 4 to 6 weeks but occasionally up to 3 months after HIV exposure. Persons at high risk who initially test negative should be retested 3 months after exposure to confirm results