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HIV and PAH

A few years ago I got a few drops of menstrual blood on my hand.  No open cuts or sores, just dry skin.   Was told it was a "nonexposure.  Tested anyway due to symptoms.  Neg pcr dna at 4 wks.  Neg hiv blood tests at 8 and 13 weeks. Mildly immunosuppressed for rheumatoid arthritis. Have now been diagnosed with pulmonary hypertension.  While reading  info re: PH found it is associated with HIV.  Could the HIV tests be  wrong?  Could I be a late seroconverter?  Should I trust the tests and carry on?  Freaking out all over again :(
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Thanks raj93.  I appreciate you taking the time to reply.  And you are right, I'm "borrowing trouble" as my granny would say.  A lot of people have pulmonary hypertension without having HIV.  Thanks again!
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5870831 tn?1376197049
You never had an exposure.

You never needed to test regarding this incident.

Dont go into late progressor and all other things

You dont have any hiv concern!!!!
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