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My dermatologist says my rash are not related to hiv. i get neg- antibodies result at 4months exposure. if so, 6months test still required ?
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Can't hurt: This depends on what subsequent exposures you have. getting the 6 month test is a good diea.
Answered 4/24/2016
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