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A member asked:
Neg blood work for all sti including hiv @ 7wks after exposure & neg oraquick rapid oral hiv test @ 10wks after. should i still be worried about hiv?
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It is less likely: that you received HIV transmission, however in the first 3 months it is common to have negative titers despite being infected. I would check another HIV titer in 1 month or so, as well as its traveling mates Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C. Thanks for trusting in HealthTap.
Answered 10/4/2015
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How accurate is a 6 week oraquick HIV result and a 7 week blood test for HIV/HEP c both negative? should i still be worried?
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3 mos ago hook up w a guy, since then systemic issues. Bad breath, sore throat, genital sores were swabbed for hsv (negative) took all std tests by blood and HIV 4xs at 84 days after exposure. Fatigued, anxiety high. First hook up in 15 yrs. Pls Hlp?
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