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Positive Elisa, Negative Western Blot
About 13 months ago I had unprotected vaginal sex with a sex industry worker. About 2-3 weeks later, I believe I had acute HIV infection symptoms, very similar to a flu. Of course, it might have just been the flu.
Test results:
4 weeks:
Positive Elisa
Negative Western Blot
6 weeks:
Positive Elisa
Negative HIV DNA PCR
12 months:
Positive Elisa
Negative Western Blot
What are the chances of not seroconverting up to this point? Do I need additional testing? Do you guys think I'm HIV negative?
Test results:
4 weeks:
Positive Elisa
Negative Western Blot
6 weeks:
Positive Elisa
Negative HIV DNA PCR
12 months:
Positive Elisa
Negative Western Blot
What are the chances of not seroconverting up to this point? Do I need additional testing? Do you guys think I'm HIV negative?
You would have seroconverted long before now. The wb test at 12 months trumps all. You are negative.
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