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I madde hiv test in 1 week what is percantage of corectness of this 1 week hiv test ?
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HIV: Depending upon the test employed it may be very accurate, but at one week after exposure you may not have yet developed antibodies, and if a combined test including p24 antigen is used the levels may not yet be high enough to detect. You should be retested at one, three and some would say again at 6 mos.
Answered 9/29/2016
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