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Recent HIV Infection Status
Dear Doctor Hunter Handsfield, M.D
I am from India.
Please advice on the following health condition I am undergoing during past month.
On 31st January 2014: I had an unprotectected sex.
On 10th Feb: I had diagnosed with Gonorrhea took medical help and medicine and completely cured within a week.
On 14th Feb 2014 (Two week after initial exposer): Test the following
Detection of P24 antigen and antibody to HIV 1 and HIV 2 (CIMA architect abott)
Result: Non Reactive.
On 6th March 2014 (Five week after initial exposer) Test the following
Detection of P24 antigen and antibody to HIV 1 and HIV 2 (CIMA architect abott)
Result: Non Reactive.
What is your view on my present condition of health? I am anxious on any potential HIV Infection.
This discussion is related to How can I get a conclusive test quickly.
I am from India.
Please advice on the following health condition I am undergoing during past month.
On 31st January 2014: I had an unprotectected sex.
On 10th Feb: I had diagnosed with Gonorrhea took medical help and medicine and completely cured within a week.
On 14th Feb 2014 (Two week after initial exposer): Test the following
Detection of P24 antigen and antibody to HIV 1 and HIV 2 (CIMA architect abott)
Result: Non Reactive.
On 6th March 2014 (Five week after initial exposer) Test the following
Detection of P24 antigen and antibody to HIV 1 and HIV 2 (CIMA architect abott)
Result: Non Reactive.
What is your view on my present condition of health? I am anxious on any potential HIV Infection.
This discussion is related to How can I get a conclusive test quickly.
Best Answer
Your 5 week test is reassuring. I believe that the CIMA architect abott is a 4th gen test which is conclusive after 4 weeks of the exposure. I would say you are fine.
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