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Questions about my tests
Hello i was tested with a 4th generation test at d50 days and at 92 days. I have had no sex since this event however im still having symptoms 4 months after this hole ordeal. I had the rna tests done last wednesday for both hiv 1 and 2. So far ive got hiv 2 negative but hiv 1 is taking a bit longer to come back. Is there any way my 4th generation tests would have been incorrect i was so ready to put this behind me but my throat symptoms keep coming back. Im super nervous
The reason i tested was because i want to get on prep and i heard you have to have a rna to test to get on and i didnt want no surprises. Im still waiting and its killing me
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You are mixing unrelated events. Event 1, You are negative.
Event 2 is Your prep issue so collect your result if that is needed - there is nothing to ask about here.
Event 2 is Your prep issue so collect your result if that is needed - there is nothing to ask about here.
All i wanted to know barring that exposure if i tested negative all those times withe a 4th generation test what are the chances i test positive at 105 days with an rna test.
That and i will leave
This hiv anxiety crap is officially over for me ive learned my lessons and am thankful for all my negatives its extremely hard to go through but i got my test back and now im taking this to the prep doctor first thing monday. I an done and negative! I hope and pray for the same outcome to you as well my friend God bless.
You've tested conclusively negative. You do not have HIV. I suggest you go see an ENT or an allergist for your sore throat because you clearly do not have any reason to keep obsessing over a disease that you have repeatedly tested negative for.
Anal and oral condom broke didnt notice till after. Even with my tests theres still a chance i can turn positive on my rna tests. I tested after 4 weeks 50 days 72 days and 92 days. And a rnat at 30 days all negative 4th gens
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