Almost certainly you had a false-positive intial p24 antigen test, which later was negative, as shown by the negative AgAb tests at 30 and 35 days. You do not have HIV. However, it can take up to 45 days for AgAb tests to become positive. Have another AgAb test 45+ days after exposure.
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