Six years ago, I had a potential exposure to HIV, as I had sex with a girl and the condom fell off. Also, 15 months ago , I had sex with my girlfriend, the condom broke, and I ejaculated inside her. That time with my girlfriend 15 months ago was the last time I had sex. On August 5 (17 days ago), I was tested for HIV. The results?
Anti-HIV 1&2 (Recombinant Antigens) NEGATIVE
Before I was tested on August 5, 2011, though, I had a few X-rays earlier in the year. On March 1, 2011, I had an X-ray of my right foot. On June 29, 2011, I had an X-ray of my right shoulder. I then had two X-rays of my left ankle on July 22, 2011 and July 25, 2011 after a sprain.
1.) Is there any possibility that the radiation exposure from these X-rays could have caused my HIV test results to be a false negative? The last X-ray on July 25, 2011 was only 11 days before I was tested for HIV.
2.) Do I have any reason to worry at all?
3.) Should I be re-tested for HIV? Again, it was 15 months after the broken condom incident with my girlfriend when I tested negative, but maybe the X-rays caused the results to be a false negative.
4.) I am planning to marry her in Mexico in February, 2012 (she is from Mexico), and to marry there, HIV testing is required. Should I be worried that I will test positive in February? Am I 100%, reliably HIV negative?
Thanks.