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I tested for hiv using oraquick mouth swab home test after 81 days. it was negative. is that conclusive? how liked it can be positive after 90 days?
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It is almost certain you do not have HIV, and retesting at 90 days will also be negative. However, the oral fluids test misses up to 5% of HIV infections no matter how long after the exposure. If it was a truly high risk exposure, you should have a lab based AgAb (4th generation) blood test.
Answered 3/17/2023
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