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Can a hiv virus stay hidden in your body after one year of having negative test results?with a 4th generation test because now my girlfriend is having symptoms headache swollentonsils and stomach pain and i only got oral from a female with a condom?
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No, this is impossible. There is no such thing as having HIV more than a few weeks and not having a positive AgAb (4th generation) blood test. Also, HIV symptoms can never occur in absence of HIV antibody. Something other than HIV is the cause of your gf's symptoms. She should consider consultation with an infectious diseases specialist. Good lu ck.
Answered 2/17/2023
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