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Hi i had hiv 1&2 lab test and the results are non reactive (0.347) cutt off rate is 1.0 test performed my eclia , i m so worried is it higher .please help me
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Likely negative: ELISA is highly accurate, almost 99%. So please be reassured. Repeat the test in four weeks or so to ensure it remains negative. If you have not been sick with a fever, rash, sore throat, enlarged glands, chills, night sweats etc. in the last two months, then the risk of being infected in last two months is even lower.
Answered 4/19/2016
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