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I've rash for 1 and half months .so far, rash still appearing. i did hiv antibody test, got negative result, at 94th day after exposure.true result ?
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Rash & HIV: If you remain antibody negative at 3+ months after exposure the overwhelming probability is that you have not been infected. The rash, however, is a different matter. Rashes can occur with HIV disease, but they are usually due to another illness. You should have this looked at by a dermatologist. Good luck.
Answered 5/6/2019
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