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A member asked:
Took an hiv test 1 month ago and it came negative i did not have sex after that is it possible that i might still have hiv?
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See details: If the test was negative at least 3 months after possible exposure, then you do not have hiv. If it was done sooner than that, repeat it.
Answered 5/7/2014
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