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A member asked:
Ave been living in worries since 01/07/21,when i fingered a woman who turned hiv positive later.ave been testing negative always i have hiv test.on 11/08/21,i took antigen/antibody"duo"and was negative.will i test positive as result of the fingering?
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Quit worrying and testing. Get HIV nucleic acid test at 6 months after exposure. Your risk of getting HIV from what you described is less than remote.
Answered 8/15/2021
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