I believe the only thing causing a false negative HIV test is having it performed too soon after the exposure. Even with a concurrent case of influenza, your test will be accurate. By 44 days after exposure,99% of active hiv will be positive.
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No. If you tested negative at more than 6 weeks after potential exposure, you are in the clear.
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