4th Generation tests are conclusive after 4 weeks and this is again stated by experts. The CDC's guidelines have been updated in 2014 and has stated there is no need to test after the initial Duo test is negative. This 3 month guideline is outdated information and strictly is for antibody testing. You are conclusively negative.
Please someone could answer my questions, cementing previously apparently secure in a blood collection needle did not change me as preente symptoms at 02 weeks generalized swollen glands in the neck, armpit, groin, neck, ears, I had abdominal pain, diarrhea (bloody mucus), rash, fever of 38 one day and then fever, muscle pain, joint pain, head, throat, at 5 weeks sick of tonsils (green mucus), a purple dots on the skin, reduce five kilos, I've done test ECLIA fourth generation at 51 days, 56 days, 77 days, 90 negative days, so right here in peru and there was the case of a baby who's infected with HIV in a hospital, and it is found in research that is why my concern, my question is this, I have been with boxes depression so hardly ate, and they lowered the defenses, it is possible that did not allow me gnerar enough antibodies ago 1 month detectarin me cancer to ovaries, but I still have not and undergone chemotherapy, it can slow to generate antibodies, likewise after the first test realize I comense to have sex without a condom with m partner is podible if passing it and reinfected me and so on, can delay that generates antibodies thanks
....if they are infected, that is.
Yes, 3 months is considered conservative because a vast majority (>99%) will test positive by then.
and you say to almost everyone , and about that 1% is missing, because you say it's for 99% of people, I've read all resuestas doctors d this doro and they said that 03 months is only for conservatism ,