Please, just answer my last questions and I won't be a bother anymore!! I'm just worried, getting ready to test at 3 months. I just don't know wether the info you post on here applies to my case as much as it does any of the other cases that come from the US.
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Please plase answer me.
I ws doing ok thinking my chances by 6 weeks were ok.
can I be really sure with a test at 12 weeks??? no matter if it's 1 generation?? are you sure old tests are just as effective??? do they use the same tests worldwide??
Thanks Teak.
Testing at 3 months then, expecting it negative and then I don't have to ever think about it right?
aka, it will be conclusive at three months no matter the country I take it or wether it's generation 1?
Doesn't matter where you live nor what generation test you take.
Thanks. I read testing is not warranted, but I rather be sure. I wouldn't matter that I ive in Mexico? What about the generation of the test?
You don't have to wait at all since you did not have a risk for contracting HIV.
But if you must test in the future then 3 months is the window period. Not 6.
You never had an exposure. HIV is not transmitted by oral sex.
by Emily_MHModerator,
And to clarify, it is this site's stance, based on studies and our own MedHelp experts (all of whom are world-renowned for their work in this field), that oral sex carries no risk for HIV.
Emily
Kirstie_MHModerator Feb 06, 2014
We can't tell you what to believe, but we can tell you that our forums aren't a venue for debate over our stance that oral sex carries no risk for HIV. Our stance will not change unless we receive definitive scientific evidence to the contrary.