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i am just wondering about the home access test. i had a possible exposure in 2010. i now have oral thrush/ lukoplakia and other symptoms. i got a hiv home access test express in july, i live in mississippi so it is very hot and humid here. when i recieved my test i left it in my hot car for about 2-3 weeks because i didnt want to take it yet. i finally took it and sent it in and got my results back and they were negative. so heres the kicker, when i called to register my test i entered my number and then they asked questions about age,race, gender...etc. i did not answer any of those questions and hung up. heres my questions 1- could the heat in my car have done something to the test, and when i mailed it could the heat have screwed up the sample , and 2- since i didnt answer the questions they asked me when i registered could they just have given me a negative test because i didnt provide them with the information that they requested.???? i need answers.
any help is appreciated
any help is appreciated
1-800-448-8378 with questions and comments.
That's the number you call if you have questions like you have. That is home access.
That's the number you call if you have questions like you have. That is home access.
no thats why im here asking. if nobody has the answer i understand, thanks for your time
unprotected sex with a female for a short period of time in 2010. what about my questions in the above question
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