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Hiv anti body test 17 weeks after sexual contact, result of test was negative, no recent exposes. but suffering dry patches and hives. should i retest?
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No: This isn't HIV. This is not how it would announce itself if you had contracted it. Focus on your other health concerns and try to find the cause of your skin troubles, perhaps with a specialist's help.
Answered 9/29/2016
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