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What does 0.30 HIV antibdies mean?
In 2016, i had exposed to unprotected sex but I got non-reactive result when tested one month after the incident. This January, 2018 again i tested and got 0.30 HIV anti-body result. Does this number indicate that it can increase in future? What should I do to make it less than the cut off ratio? Should I go for Hepatitis tests? Please guide me.
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ANY value less than 1.0 for any HIV test taken 3 or more months after a risk event is a conclusive, negative result. The value will change every time you test, but if it is less than 1.0, you are negative. Your value WILL NOT rise, because you tested conclusively negative at the appropriate time.
You do not have HIV from this event. If you have questions about other diseases, please post in the appropriate forums. You can click on the "communities" link at the top to find those.
You do not have HIV from this event. If you have questions about other diseases, please post in the appropriate forums. You can click on the "communities" link at the top to find those.
Did the lab tell you that you are negative? If you got a negative test result you can move on from HIV fears.
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