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84th day 12th week
Feb 7 oral exposure without protection
2nd week elisa test hiv 1&2 :0.03 non reactive
3rd week hiv rna pcr test: below 20 copies viral load :negative
4th week elisa test negative
5th week 4th gen hiv 1&2 cmia 0.11 non reactive
6th week hiv screening :negative
9th week elisa test hiv 1&2 :0.00 non reactive
12th week 84th day i did elisa hiv 1 &2 test 0.04
non reactive
2 nd week 0.03
9th week 0.00
12th week 0.04
Will these value changes?is it a conclusive at 84th day? Or should i test after 90th day again?
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ELISA test at 90 days and 180 days should be negative.
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You are testing excessively because of HIV phobia.
If you test after 180 days and test negative, you are finally negative.
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Instead of doing these tests on a self determined manner, it's better if you go to Doctor who specializes in HIV AIDS.
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Try to locate that particular partner and get her/him tested for HIV.
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