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A 20-year-old male asked:

I had low hiv risk exposure ..rubbing naked genitals with unknown girl for a little time..no intercourse ..have hiv pcr rna qualitative test @ 10 and 22 days after exposure..have 3rd generation antibody 30 days all came neg..is this conclusive?

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Dr. Hunter Handsfield
Infectious Disease 55 years experience
HIV risk and testing: Nobody ever caught HIV from genital contact without penetration, and you really didn't need testing on account of this event. However these results taken together -- negative PCR at 10 & 22 days plus negative 3rd generation antibody test at 4 weeks is conclusive, or very close to it. For absolute 100% assurance, have another 3rd gen Ab test (or AgAb test, i.e. 4th generation) at 6 weeks.
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