Aa
my life is become as a hell
what can all the people here say to a person in low risk of having a hiv and also he cant do the test becouse he is scared to death ???????
You have posted many questions and have recieved accurate answers and advice. It's very simple, if you had a risk, you test. Chances are, you aren't infected, so testing at the appropriate time will give you peace of mind. Not testing because of fear makes no sense...you avoid finding out the likely answer that you are negative, and if by chance you ARE infected, you can deal with it.
Seek some help for your anxiety, we can't keep repeating ourselves over and over. You can receive your conclusive result at 12 weeks post exposure.
Seek some help for your anxiety, we can't keep repeating ourselves over and over. You can receive your conclusive result at 12 weeks post exposure.
take it to the hiv anxiety community forum...a link is provided on the right hand side of this page. we are not a psychological counseling service
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