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High Risk unprotected
I got an unprotected encounter and i was so stupid
After Many symptomes i decided to get tested At 10 weeks took a duo test which was negative. At the 15 week mark i got so stress after reading that tests are not conclusive At 13 week
So i purchase a home test oraquick swab and got a negative result but im Still experiencing high symptomes and not sleeping since Many weeks
Need your help
After Many symptomes i decided to get tested At 10 weeks took a duo test which was negative. At the 15 week mark i got so stress after reading that tests are not conclusive At 13 week
So i purchase a home test oraquick swab and got a negative result but im Still experiencing high symptomes and not sleeping since Many weeks
Need your help
From what was told to me on this forum, a test taken after 8 weeks doesn't change at 12 weeks but the guidelines suggest confirming at 12 weeks.
"tested At 10 weeks took a duo test which was negative."
You had a duo test? A blood test that looks for antibodies and p24 antigen?
These are considered conclusive anytime after 4 weeks.
Even any blood test at 10 weeks is so near conclusive.
"At the 15 week mark i got so stress after reading that tests are not conclusive At 13 week "
What test? Who says this?
CDC and "WHO" says 12 weeks is conclusive. Blood being a tad more sensitive that oralquick. Try and relax, your test results are very encouraging and possibly conclusive with a 4th generation test which is also called a duo test.
You had a duo test? A blood test that looks for antibodies and p24 antigen?
These are considered conclusive anytime after 4 weeks.
Even any blood test at 10 weeks is so near conclusive.
"At the 15 week mark i got so stress after reading that tests are not conclusive At 13 week "
What test? Who says this?
CDC and "WHO" says 12 weeks is conclusive. Blood being a tad more sensitive that oralquick. Try and relax, your test results are very encouraging and possibly conclusive with a 4th generation test which is also called a duo test.
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