6 week/ massachusetts

[concerned_to]

We discuss it a lot but here is the actual link from mass government's website. Hopefully it gives many reassurance and hopefully no one's negative at 6 weeks changes. God bless.

http://www.mass.gov/Eeohhs2/docs/dph/aids/guide_counsel_test.pdf

And previously the following was already posted by someone else:

http://www.aac.org/site/PageServer?pagename=info_testing

[Teak]

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[worrier1001]

Hi jus wondering....is this hotline reliable and what kind of test they are referring to?...all of them are the same?....i took a 6 weeks Oraquick and Negative..does it mean im negative(low risk exposure).....despite the fact that im having flu like symptom and night sweat?...

[ECN44120]

I just call the Mass hotline and they told me that for them 6 weeks is conclusive for most cases, but if someone have real high risk (anal vaginal sex with o known positive partner out of meds) they will encourage the patient to test again at 3 months just to be extra sure, but they dont have any documented cases of someone turning positive after a 6 week negative test.

[Teak]

Mass will not give anyone a conclusive test result for a real risk at 6 weeks. They will advise you to come an at 3 months for a conclusive test result.