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Again retest required??
First report done at 5th month of exposure..
Second report at 6th month from exposure...
Again is there any need for me to take retest?
What is the result saying?
Its negative...
Or will it turn positive??
Should i again take a test?
Necessary..
Kindly help..
Very very scared
Waiting for advise please
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They are negative. No need to retest if you dnt have a fresh exposure
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Kindly consult for the same for proper details and further management.
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All your reports are negative. They can not turn positive unless you have a fresh exposure to the virus. So if you are sure that you didn't get a fresh exposure, you need not be scared.
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Detailed history and examination will be needed for appropriate diagnosis and further treatment.
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Dr. Shaista Fatma
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