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in the past month I have sex with prostitutes several times daily (28 / 1 and 24 / 2)
the relationship I have used the report as su.trong sex, my fingers into her vagina ay.co was sitting on me Oral sex me, then my penis is touching her. relations as being the condom may slip out of my 1 / 2 positive relationship vat.sau at 1 week, I had a fever on, swollen lymph glands in the neck, fatigue life left, floating a few notes do.hien now you're in pain in the animal bung.tuc nguc.duong I stand today there are some red spots in many of dau.hom 14 / 3 I have tested with negative results
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4. How long after a possible exposure to HIV does the person have to wait to be tested to be sure he/she is not infected?
It is possible that someone who tests negative 4 weeks after an exposure may be infected but his/her body has not had sufficient time to develop antibodies.
Therefore, to rule out HIV infection, it is important to re-test 3 months after the exposure. If symptoms suggestive of HIV acute seroconversion syndrome (e.g., fever, fatigue or malaise, joint pain, headache, loss of appetite, rash, night sweats, myalgias, nausea or diarrhea, pharyngitis) develop, medical evaluation should occur immediately.
A plasma HIV RNA assay should be used in conjunction with an HIV-1 antibody test to diagnose acute HIV infection.
It is extremely rare for an HIV-infected individual to not develop antibodies by 3 months. An individual who tests negative 3 months after an exposure does not require further testing unless he/she may has had repeated exposures or if their antibody test results are incompatible with their clinical history.
+++ I have no risk of HIV infection
+++my crab assaying result when not already come to 3 months is inaccuracy
+++.with my upper prognostic had right was prepossess HIV.
I do not know much English
Please help me
in the past month I have sex with prostitutes several times daily (28 / 1 and 24 / 2)
the relationship I have used the report as su.trong sex, my fingers into her vagina ay.co was sitting on me Oral sex me, then my penis is touching her. relations as being the condom may slip out of my 1 / 2 positive relationship vat.sau at 1 week, I had a fever on, swollen lymph glands in the neck, fatigue life left, floating a few notes do.hien now you're in pain in the animal bung.tuc nguc.duong I stand today there are some red spots in many of dau.hom 14 / 3 I have tested with negative results
I have read this article:
4. How long after a possible exposure to HIV does the person have to wait to be tested to be sure he/she is not infected?
It is possible that someone who tests negative 4 weeks after an exposure may be infected but his/her body has not had sufficient time to develop antibodies.
Therefore, to rule out HIV infection, it is important to re-test 3 months after the exposure. If symptoms suggestive of HIV acute seroconversion syndrome (e.g., fever, fatigue or malaise, joint pain, headache, loss of appetite, rash, night sweats, myalgias, nausea or diarrhea, pharyngitis) develop, medical evaluation should occur immediately.
A plasma HIV RNA assay should be used in conjunction with an HIV-1 antibody test to diagnose acute HIV infection.
It is extremely rare for an HIV-infected individual to not develop antibodies by 3 months. An individual who tests negative 3 months after an exposure does not require further testing unless he/she may has had repeated exposures or if their antibody test results are incompatible with their clinical history.
+++ I have no risk of HIV infection
+++my crab assaying result when not already come to 3 months is inaccuracy
+++.with my upper prognostic had right was prepossess HIV.
You've been repeatedly told that you had no HIV risk and we have nothing new to tell you.
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