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A member asked:
I got tested for hiv on may'16 then i got retested on jan'18 . both times it came non reactive . do i need to get retested. ?
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Yes: I would, just to alleviate any anxiety. It looks like you missed the one year mark. Better late than never.
Answered 9/20/2018
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