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10 week negative test and today i will test for 12 week
what you think about my neagtive test result 10 week and i will test today after 12 week
Worried1235 , Please review my post! Exactly seven months ago I had an high risk unprotected sexual encounter with someone known hiv positive. Weekly I would monitor my hiv status utilizing three different types of hiv assays. I tested myself all the way up until six months and 28 days. Each time I would take the test I merely would feel that my results would change. At ten weeks I could remember calling an hiv hotline and the spokes person insured me that my results wouldn't change. At that point I still couldn't accept the results . It's been weeks later and my results are exactly the same. Accept the reassurance giving to you by these guys, their here to help. They're taking time out of their life just to provide you with accurate information, believe your results . I was place in he same situation and I totally now trust the results of the test . These guys are amazing at what they do. I'm thanking God everyday now for such amazing blessings of medhelp providing.
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Anyone tested negative at 10 weeks, he would seldom be reported positive in the next two weeks. Here I and other community members or even doctors haven't seen anyone with a 6+ weeks negative test and turning otherwise in the weeks to come.
In the case of worried1235, his exposure was limited to oral contact which rules out any possibility of his exposure to HIV. He was fine 10 weeks ago, he is fine today and will remain fine in the next two weeks also.
In the case of worried1235, his exposure was limited to oral contact which rules out any possibility of his exposure to HIV. He was fine 10 weeks ago, he is fine today and will remain fine in the next two weeks also.
Most people (if not all), will test positive at 10 weeks.12 weeks's is there as a safety buffer. You're be OK.
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