Believe me, u're just fine...... I was in your shoes 2 years ago. I was close to dieng for almost 6months and lost 20kg. I took a 10 months test and still couldn't let go, because I still have oral Candida.
If it weren't for the people on this forum, I would probably be searching the net and still not have my life back.
You must let go, you're anxiety is killing you and you're increasing it by being here reading this. Let go and have a life!
3 months is conclusive and no there is no zero index value.
Went to the dermato-venorologist said it was no herpes or canker sore.Need to go the dentist...these coincidences are killing me... My throat feels sore sometimes and i have expectoration....It's pretty cold outside and it started after I had some cold tea...I'm just confused...how can one not think of things and just wait 2 weeks?
What does the number represent? Is there any standard number? The expected value should be close to 0 or anyone has a non zero value? Thanks for being here!
ok got that clarified too... i'll take a new test next week and the week after and so on... i would also like to take a pcr or a home test,would it be useful?
I'm also confused... http://www.who.int/diagnostics_laboratory/faq/window_period/en/
Also,I've got another fistula *small abcess beneath a tooth..I'm thinking of viral gingivitis...what tests should i do?
I made yesterday analysis for syphilis *negative, chlamydia *negative,acute urethritis positive.is it possible to have chlamydia but not be detected by a culture from a urethral secretion?
an antibody test at 6-8 weeks will give you a good indication of your status. at 8 weeks it would be unlikely to change...but in order to get the conclusive result...test again at 3 months.
Thanks again to all of you.Would a 'quantitative' HIV test be useful?I really don't think i could hang on for another 2 months.This month has been the hardest of my life. I never did such a thing and never will...
look mate you need to retest at 3 months, dont trawl the net lookin for answers, it will just feed your anxiety, believe me I know. the early symptoms are down to your anxiety not hiv, retest 3 months then move on
the source of your dental concerns is irrelevant. you had unprotected vaginal intercourse and can obtain a conclusive test result at 3 months post exposure.
i think it's actually a dental fistula. :(
It's not conclusive at all. 3 months is conclusive.
i was reffering to a small tooth abcess... how conclusive is a one month test?
you cant diagnose hiv by symptoms.
as vance stated...3 months post exposure for a conclusive result.
Also I would like to ask...are mouth abcesses responsible for any std's?
Thanks Vance.I forgot to mention that i developed very soon after the encounter an obsession for std's especially hiv.
Test 3 months post exposure for a conclsuive result.
As for the number you will always get a number anything below 1.0 is negative. You had a .29 next time it could be .59 or .01 or .90...the number is meaningless unless over 1.0.