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Hiv testing accuracy

Hello after a recent possible exposure. I went to go get tested at 35 days (5 weeks) with the 4th generation duo test and it came back negative, at 56 days (8 weeks) I tested with another 4th generation combo test this time with reflexes and it came back negative. Also at 9 weeks I got a rapid hiv test done and it also came back negative. What are my chances of being negative at 9 weeks turning positive at 12 weeks
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No chance.
Your tests are conclusive
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Oral, anal or vaginal and did you use condom?
It was mainly oral. Without me knowing after I told him to put a condom on he insterted me. The insertion was anal and lasted no more than 6-7 seconds before I knew and immediately got off
So I’m super scared. The nurse at the clinic I went to said that my chances are very slim since it was so brief
"told him to put a condom on he insterted me"
What does that mean, did he use a condom when he inserted?
I told him to put a condom before he penetrated me. After no more that 6-7 seconds I noticed he didn’t and I got off immediately and told him to leave. Like I said the the clinic said it’s a very slim chances since it was so brief. But I just hate feeling this anxious
Oral is not a risk, fyi. Therefore the test was needed only for the brief anal and biology said that was conclusive. So you are safe.
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