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Hep C Antibody Neg at 22 weeks... can I move on?
As the title says, I tested negative 22 weeks after a potential exposure to Hep C. The CDC indicates that one should wait 26 weeks, but I'm unsure if I should bother getting tested one more time or not. Am I in the clear?
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