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After 120 days of a high risk exposure to hiv , which test is recommended ? should i go for a 4th gen , 3rd or a pcr test ?
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A negative 4 th generation HIV test 90 days after exposure is conclusive. Your local public health department can also advise you about appropriate testing.
Answered 9/28/2023
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