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hiv test at 12 weeks

Dear
i did a sexual encounter without protection, it was by rubbing the vagina by my penis for around  one minute and when i came the head of my penis enter between the lips of the vagina
later on i did hiv test after 45 days and 65 days and 84 days (12 weeks), all the result were negative.
my question is do i need to repeat the test after 6 days to be hiv test after 90 days or 3 month as theory said and do i need to repeat in general the test later on and what are the possibilities for me to get infecyed by hiv

Thank you and Vest Regards
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Ooops...also in my original post, where is says "By 6 months, that amount turns into 95%"....it should read "By 6 weeks"
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Forgot to mention, there is no difference between 86 days and 90 days...they both fall under the 3 months = conclusive category
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Guys...why do you ask the same question that has been covered on this forum over and over again.  Roughly 90% of people infected with HIV will have a positive antibody test by one month after infection.  By 6 months, that amount turns into 95%.  If you double that (i.e., 3 months) you can be almost 100% sure you do not have HIV.  THere are 2 reasons why some might say 6 months;

1) They haven't been informed about the new generation tests.  In the old days, they recommended you test out to 6 months b/c the tests were old.  WIth modern day tests, 3 months is absolutely conclusive.

2) Some people may have their immune systems compromised...these are people who might be on chemotherapy, etc....which doesn't apply to you.

Move on with your life...trust me.  ANd also, take it from me b/c I've been where you're at...STOP COMING TO THIS WEBSITE...at least for a month.  I guarantee you'll stop stressing!
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i'm in the same boat as well tested neg at 42 days and neg at 103 days but can,t get it out of my head.why o why is there different opinion whether its 3 months or 6 months.
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