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I had a hiv pcr rna test done 14 days after high risk exposure and symptoms the result came back negative is this a good sign?
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Yes: Repeat it in a few more weeks as your physician advises. Love safely from now on. And cherish having shared love, even if it was not perfect and did put you at risk.
Answered 5/12/2018
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