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I took an hiv ag/ab test at 5 weeks 4 days negative . than i took a hiv ab only test at 45 days negative. my partner took a finger prick insti test at 7 weeks 2 days negative. is this conclusive or should i check again? thanks for your response?
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HIV test timing: Since both your and your partner's tests are negative, there is no possibility either of you infected the other. But if Either of you has been with other partners in the past 6-7 weeks, both of you should consider repeat AgAb tests at least 6 weeks after last sex.
Answered 10/12/2020
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