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am I positive
I had a blood test for HIV at 4 weeks and tested negative. Than i got 2 yeast infections, so I used the Home Access test at 16 weeks and that came back negative, but I got another yeast infection andd I just took another test today at 20 weeks and am waiting for the results. Should I worry or is the test at 16 weeks conclusive even though I keep getting yeast infections?
Great! Have a safe life ahead.. do rememember to spread AIDS/HIV Awareness among people and practice safe sex.
Cheers..
Cheers..
I just wanted to say thank you for everyone who responded to me. It is great when you are scared, to be able to come on this site and talk to people and have questions answered, even if they are stupid questions. I was really scared because there is a lot of misinformation out there and this forum really helped put my mind at ease. Thank you again. NOw I am just going to happily go on living my life, safely this time.
Thanks again
Thanks again
Well I just got back my 20 week test. it says specimen reactive relative to the negative cutoff. and thean it says non reactive. That means negative right. And if it does Yeah!
Thanks both of you. I'm afraid I have a bitof OCD and it has leaked into this part of my life also. lol. Thanks for being patient.
One more question? Are the Home Access tests as reliable as a blood test taken in a drs office?
So even though Im getting repeated yeast infections, I should trust in the negative HIV test I took
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