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i took a 28 day test hduo for hiv 1 and 2 and syphillis at 60 day poat exposure with samedaydocter private clinic and std test,all came back negative , they said i do not need to come back but im still worried because i hav read loads of different views and opinions about window perod, is there any chance the hduo miss the antigen? or may not develop at 60 days? the risk was about 10 second unprotected sex and oral but i didnt swallow, he ejaculated on my chest, i don't know nothing about him as it was a one nite stand apparently he has slept with 30 people, maybe thats y im so worried! do i need to test again? or do i just need to move on and stop worrying many thanks
syc x
i took a 28 day test hduo for hiv 1 and 2 and syphillis at 60 day poat exposure with samedaydocter private clinic and std test,all came back negative , they said i do not need to come back but im still worried because i hav read loads of different views and opinions about window perod, is there any chance the hduo miss the antigen? or may not develop at 60 days? the risk was about 10 second unprotected sex and oral but i didnt swallow, he ejaculated on my chest, i don't know nothing about him as it was a one nite stand apparently he has slept with 30 people, maybe thats y im so worried! do i need to test again? or do i just need to move on and stop worrying many thanks
syc x
http://www.bhiva.org/documents/Guidelines/Testing/GlinesHIVTest08.pdf
Although fourth generation tests shorten the time from exposure to seroconversion a repeat test at three months is still recommended to definitively exclude HIV infection.
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