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Hiv antibody test at 6 weeks post possible exposure. how accurate? symptoms strated after one day of exposure with night sweats.
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Accurate but....: Your symptoms would not start one day after a possible exposure so your symptoms would not be from HIV. If you had a negative test at 6 weeks then that is good but you need another one at 3-6 months to make sure. If it is negative then you do not have HIV.
Answered 5/9/2015
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