HIV: Testing at 3 mos and negative makes it virtually certain that you are negative, unless you are in that very rare category of persons who forms antibodies very late (less than 0.01%. Stay safe, make sure you were tested for other STDs.
Answered 3/7/2015
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Yes ideally 6 months: due to varying individual delay before antibody biomarkers (on which the test rely) become reliable diagnostic indicators. (The image is a diagram of an IgG antibody; major subtypes: IgM, IgG, igA, IgD & IgE.)
Answered 12/15/2017
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