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Should i still be worried about having hiv, after having three separate test done in june, july, & this month?
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Depends on type of: test. If you had HIV nucleic acid test and it was negative 3 months after potential exposure you would have no need to be worried. If these were antibody tests, you should repeat the test at six months after exposure.
Answered 8/21/2015
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