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Home Access Question
Okay, so I had a few exposures during late November and early December, unprotected cunnilingus 4 times with one tongue insertion into the vagina with swallowing, and protected sex two times. I'm not really worried about the protected sex but I was worried about the cunnilingus despite the low risks, so I decided to take the test Monday this week. The result was thankfully negative, but before they told me the result they stated that they recommended testing at a six-months mark. I'd like to know whether this is necessary, since it has been 5 months since my last exposure. I know Home Access is trustworthy but I also heard it is Generation 1, so does this affect the window period it takes to detect HIV? Thanks for your responses in advance.
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