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Is a 6 month hiv blood test(4th generation antivody)conclusive ? or should i re-test?
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Yes: The recommendation is to test at varying intervals and at 6months. On very rare occasions has anyone sero converted beyond six months. If all negative you may rest assured. If you have any unusual symptoms after that time interval,have a discussion with your physician
Answered 9/30/2014
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