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When i got screened at 100 days for all std sti they all came back non reactive . but hep c index was 0.24 but when i tested at 12 days and 56 days it was 0.01 is that normal for it fluctuate ? is the test conclusive at 100 days?
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The window period for acute HCV infection before the detection of antibodies averages 8 to 11 weeks, with a reported range of 2 weeks to 6 months. So, while it is good that the test was negative, to be sure get retested for Hep C at six months. Wish you good health!
Answered 9/20/2022
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Tests can vary within normal limits.
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