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I've been so worried that i have hiv. i bought oraquick and i tested negative. is it reliable?
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Reliable after 3 mo: If 3 months or more have passed since your last possible exposure, the Oraquick test is conclusive. The negative result proves you don't have HIV. If the last possible exposure was more recent, go to a clinic for a blood test; or repeat Oraquick at 3 months.
Answered 6/3/2021
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