A member asked:

Tests for hiv 1&2 hbsag and hcv 95 days after exposure (swallow semen and all negative. are these tests colclusive? hbsag test enough for hepb?

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Good: It is good that the test result are negative. To be sure, get a HIV nucleic acid test at 6 months after exposure. You should also repeat the test for Hep B antibody at about a year after exposure. Your exposure, while not risk free, was low risk, if swallowing semen was all you did.

Answered 5/5/2019

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