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HIV 1st result reactive (2.45) then second test non reactive (0.83)
I had my first HIV test last Friday and result was 2.45 (reactive), then followed today with another test that resulted in 0.83 (non reactive) but doctor suggested to still get another test for clearance. What are the chances? Please help. I appreciate your responses. Thank you very much in advance.
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Thanks for the response! Just had Rapid ICT test and result was Negative. HB and SY both Non reactive. Thanks to our Lord Jesus for the warmth love He has given me to stay confident all throughout.
Hi mike_maarof thanks for your response. I am just confused why i got reactive result on d first test
Hi shopee01
Why this bother you if (as you said) your boyfriend dont have hiv. You need to have unprotected vaginal and anal sex with people living with hiv so that the virus can trasmitted to you (i'm assuming that you only have sex with your boyfriend.)
Why this bother you if (as you said) your boyfriend dont have hiv. You need to have unprotected vaginal and anal sex with people living with hiv so that the virus can trasmitted to you (i'm assuming that you only have sex with your boyfriend.)
Your lack of including details is making this hard to assess your risk.
You and your boyfriend both need to be tested.
You and your boyfriend both need to be tested.
sorry i really do not know what you mean by "RISK". I am simply asking for opinions from everyone, whoever is concerned.. what are my chances of getting a negative on my 3rd test?
I am travelling out of the country and the country where I'm going requires medical tests
I mean the first test was done 6 days ago. I appreciate your responses though. please bear with me
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