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Negative hiv test at 8 weeks (4th gen, hiv 1&2 abs/p24 ag). can i relax?
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Never relax: Be thankful that you are not infected with HIV from your adventure eight weeks ago, but never take a risk like that again.
Answered 9/10/2016
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I had only one exposure(handjob from massage parlor). Done elisa antibody at 1 month, 3 month, 16th month and 4th gen combo at 17th and 18th month. HIV1 &2 pcr rna at 18th month. All are negative. Are my hiv test results are 100 percentage conclusive?
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