Specializes in Infectious Disease
The provider you spoke with is correct. Most experts agree that RNA testing usually should not be done to check for infection after any particular exposure, at 4 weeks or any other time. A single antigen-antibody (4th generation) test at 6+ weeks is sufficient for conclusive proof someone didn't catch HIV.
Answered 10/17/2021
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