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reliability at 4 weeks
. On December 10, I had an oral encounter in which I gave a ******* to a guy who claims he is HIV negative. I had an Oraquick blood test approximately 30 days later and it came out negative. I know that my risk was minimal at most, but is there even a slight chance that I could go back at the 12 week mark and be positive?
Well I've read that too but I know that there are rare circumstances. I guess I'm just concerned because I've recently tested positive for chlamydia. Which could have only been acquired through oral sex, since I always use condoms. I thought I was in the clear from testing at 4 weeks but now I'm not so sure.
You were never at risk of contracting HIV but you had a risk of contracting other STDs.
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