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9 week Elisa test report conclusive?
Hello Every one i have been test negative at 9.2 week i want to ask that is this 9 week Elisa test report conclusive? please reply my doc said to me that you dont have to test again this is conclusive but i have heard that 12 week report is the one to look for i am very confused can anyone help me.
if i retest at 12 weeks can anybody tell me what could be the chances now as my 9 week report come negative..
3 months is conclusive for HIV. This thread belongs in the HIV Prevention forum- I have flagged it as miscategorized for the mods can move it.
From my research online and through medhelp 8 weeks is accurate.
If you were exposed to a HIV+ person you should get tested at 3 and 6 months, but that is to be absolute sure.
I believe that the CDC recommendation is 8 weeks, 12 weeks was the old recommendation.
Tests are more sensitive now.
If you were exposed to a HIV+ person you should get tested at 3 and 6 months, but that is to be absolute sure.
I believe that the CDC recommendation is 8 weeks, 12 weeks was the old recommendation.
Tests are more sensitive now.
what specific test are you asking about? elisa is a way of testing, not a specific test for a specific std.
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