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Can Hiv after 11 month turns to positive.

I had a high risk exposure may 11st, 2017.
Condom was used but person ejaculated inside me and I never saw the condom.
I had several tests done:
all common stds came out negative.
my concern is HIV.
my anxiety level is high and I think is something wrong with me.
please help

tests after exposure:

day 8   hiv-1/2 antibody - negative
day 14  hiv1/2 antibody - negative
day 32  HIV-1 RNA - negative
Day 32 western blot intermediate and p24 positive
day 42  HIV COMBO AG/AB TEST - negative

day 61  hiv-1/2 antibody - negative
day 70  OraQuick ADVANCE® Rapid HIV-1/2 Antibody Test with blood -negative
day 75  hiv1/2 antibody - negative
day 75  HIV COMBO AG/AB TEST - still waiting for results
Day 180 western blot negative
Day 210 hiv 1 and 2 p24  negative
Day 229 elisa negative
Day 242 rapid test nagative
Day 274 tridot test negative
Day 300 rapid test negative
Day 321 hiv 1 and 2 , p24 negative

In early days i feel pain in head and all symptoms of hiv which i read in internet
Now I have pain in my neck.
still have a slight discomfort on my neck but is getting better.
Sir tell me wat i do.tell me ans is it hiv negative or positive.
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366749 tn?1544695265
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You had protected sex and the protection did not fail during sex, therefore your risk never existed. Since you were never exposed to the risk, your test will always come Negative. Your tests are conclusively telling that you do not have HIV. Further testing is not needed, because it is waste of time and money.

Nobody had ever reported Positive after receiving his/her negative test at 6 weeks, even when done older 3rd generation antibody test. You are no exception, so rest assured, your name will not appear in the Guinness Book of World Records, :)

Suggest you to stay away from HIV related net searching and move on with your life. You do not have HIV
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Way over tested. But I get it. Anxiety will do that. I’ve been in your shoes.
But you DO NOT have HIV and your tests have proved that.

Maybe consider working with your doctor for anxiety and whatever else may be causing you issue.
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