testing

[tommyboy87]

so i have a question about hiv testing...
is it common practice for the labs to do one certain test for hiv...my questionable exposure was 6 months ago and i tested negative at 6 months...my question basically asks...do ALL hiv tests now detect within a 6 month period? should i be freakin out still? i have a very healthy immune system since i do lift weights and exercise on a daily basis and im worried that i may have tested negative because of that fact...someone also told me that it could take 7 years because of it laying dormant which i dont believe...your responses are greatly appreciated

[Teak]

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[dude_hk]

You are conclusively,reliably negative for HIV.
it doesn't matter whether you weight lift/exercise on daily basis or not.