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Hiv test -ve after hetrosexual high risk vaginal single exposure, condom slipage. 4th gen lab test negative after 60 and 90 days. are they conclusive? missing infection due to seroconversion?
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I tested for hiv via lab using gen 4 antibody/antigen 25 days after possible exposure. results were negative. The sexual activity was oral with condom and I did minor fingering on vagina. Should I do retest? Or am I been paranoid?
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I believe there's a typo in in Dr. C's reply: "This scenario should NOT result in HIV transmission."
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Hi Dr Can hiv detected during seroconversion with a 4 gen vein test 8 weeks in a lab, i tested neg 4 gen at 8 weekd and old rapid antibody test 4 months?
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