I took a rapid finger prick test today, couldn't wait two weeks for the other one . 12 weeks and 2 days post possible exposure and it was Negative . God is good . Hopefully the other results are the same I will post those when I get them.
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With a negative hiv test at nine weeks, along with the female testinh negative for hiv, you shouldnt be this worried. Your results are not going to change in 21 days. The body does not have a timer, and all the sudden be positive at 90 days. You should google " symptoms caused by anxiety" and you will see most of what you "have" makes the list.
true . just did it for those who may see this one and not the previous .
No need to bump both threads with a duplicate post.
I hope you are right. What's got me worried is just this week (10th week) I developed a terrible sore throat and a couple of sores along my cheek . They're like red spots smh . I still have these floaters in my eyesight as well . I've heard people don't usually seroconvert this late, but i'm definitely not imagining these symptoms I'm far from delusional . Don't have a fever though . I'm still faithful in my negative results thus far but these symptoms do worry me .
You will test negative at 12 weeks--trust me. 9 week negatives don't turn positive at 12 weeks these days with more reliable testing avaliable.
I don't see anything wrong with testing along the way to see how long it took me to 'seroconvert' if it does happen .. If I happen to test positive I would like the details of my story to be available for others . So I decide to test along the way to the end of my window period
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I have always been of the opinion that a 9 week negative will not change at 12 weeks.Your test in 3 weeks will be negative again.
Thanks for the reply .
Have you read my original thread ? If you have the time please give it a look . I just honestly wanna know how you feel about the risk and testing so far . I know guidelines are 12 weeks but from a personal standpoint how would you feel about a 9 week negative or any of the others ?
Just test again at the 12 week mark and collect that conclusive result.Symptoms won't tell you much--a conclusive test result is all that counts.