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nyangau tested negative at 20 weeks and 4 days
u guys in the forum told me that my negative rapid determine hiv 1/2 test at 137 days postexposure was conclusive. i went to the doc to see what is actually going on with my body. he tested me again for hiv that was 144 days post exposure and it was negative. my question is can now have sex with girlfriend with out worrying about infecting her.
what worry me is that the doc here cant diagnose what actually cause my symptoms. they just say i have an infection but dont say exactly what it is. is a determine rapid a trusted test?
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i have all the symptoms up to now. lost a lot of weight, depressed, bumps on my body,swollen neck nodes and persitent fever. u still say i am safe?
You don't have an HIV concern you tested conclusively negative months ago. You can't give her something you don't have.
u guys in the forum told me that my negative rapid determine hiv 1/2 test at 137 days postexposure was conclusive. i went to the doc to see what is actually going on with my body. he tested me again for hiv that was 144 days post exposure and it was negative. my question is can now have sex with girlfriend with out worrying about infecting her?
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