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Had possible exposure 11 years ago. had an hiv test ( blood from doctor and two oral home test ) all neg can i believe so i can move on with my life?
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11 years: If you were exposed 11 years ago without any subsequent potential exposure, and you have been tested and negative three times, move on with your life. Be well informed of safer sexual practices, and if sexually active, get tested regularly for peace of mind.
Answered 1/25/2015
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