pep and testing

[nataliexxx]

hello, three months plus after taking pep my results were negative. is that it now, can i breathe a sigh of relief?

[LIZZIE LOU]

reallyregret:

WRONG ! ! !

[nataliexxx]

xxxxxx

[LIZZIE LOU]

"you have got to stay off the net. do not read anymore. it will drive you insane. and you will only find what your anxiety is wanting to find!"

THESE WERE YOUR WORDS TO SOMEONE ON THIS FORUM, 22 HOURS AGO.  TAKE YOUR OWN ADVICE.

IF THE GUIDELINES HAD CHANGED...WE WOULDNT HAVE SAID 3 MONTHS.

now move along...you do not have a hiv concern

[nataliexxx]

ok i understand, but i have been through it, i didnt do anything silly and didnt ask to happen what happened to me.
nobody has told me i was in a no risk situation. please can i clarify two things.

1. did i have a risk
2.it is three months after pep not 6 months. could guidelines have changed.

please dont give me time out. im a mother of a three yr old girl and an 11month girl. ive coped with them brilliantly after what happened and this website is all i have for support. i just need to know those two things. im sorry for posting excessively.

[LIZZIE LOU]

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[nataliexxx]

infact the hiv specalist said after what happened to me it would be more likely to have picked up chlymida or gonerhaa then Hiv

[nataliexxx]

it was over three months since pep. im a gibbering wreck now, i thought i could put this horrific experience behind me after i had my results monday. the hiv specalist at the clinic said she would fall off her chair if the results came back positive and my doc said if we were both drug users he was so sure i didnt have hiv he would share the same needle straight after me. so of course when i got the result i was happy. and now after wat reallyregret has put ive gone into HIV again in my head

[nataliexxx]

thank you Teak, i trust that you would know xxx

[Teak]

You are conclusively negative.

[nataliexxx]

so where did that wrong info come from? are you really sure? could the guidelines have changed?

[LIZZIE LOU]

we cannot control the WRONG information that is put on this site.  we CAN correct it though.

3 months...NOT 6...after pep is CONCLUSIVE  

[nataliexxx]

they didnt want to give me pep in the 1st place, it was me who pushed it

[nataliexxx]

my exposure didnt really warrant pep i was raped in a club and the guy entered me for about 30 secs if that. then i got him off of me. there was no ejaculation. great my anxitey is sooo high now

[nataliexxx]

omg now im freaking out. it was three months after pep, so 4 months in total after my possible exposure, oh no im not feeling good now.

[Teak]

Your test is conclusive you took your conclusive test 3 months post your completion of your nPEP.

[reallyregret]

Hi nataliexxx,

If your exposure had warranted the pep, you should have another test at 6 months after your exposure.

That said, your 3 months negative result, though not conclusive for someone who had pep treatment, is highly encouraging.

Wish you all the best, and take care.


May God bless


reallyregret

[tomMulligan]

3 months is conclusive.