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I had bloodwork done for hiv in june and it was negative. my ex took 2 oraquick tests in the past few months and i also took one, all negative. im still terrified i have it because we had sex last month. am i being dramatic?
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Yes and No: Yes, because you have documented evidence that you are HIV negative. No, because potential HIV exposure will raise justified anxiety in most. You can always repeat the HIV test 6 months after the last sexual exposure for further final corroboration of your negative status.
Answered 8/17/2019
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