Conclusive? Conclusive?

Based on the information you have provided, it seems that you have tested negative for HIV-1 and HIV-2 using the fourth-generation HIV test at 64 days after potential exposure, as well as using third-generation HIV tests at 48 and 67 days after potential exposure. Additionally, an antibody test performed at 72 days after potential exposure also returned a negative result. It is important to note that HIV tests are highly accurate, but there is a window period during which the virus may not be detected. The window period for fourth-generation HIV tests is typically around 2-4 weeks, while the window period for third-generation HIV tests is around 4-6 weeks. Therefore, testing negative for HIV using these tests at the time points you mentioned is a good indication that you do not have the virus. However, it is always a good idea to discuss your specific situation with a healthcare provider who can offer more personalized guidance and advice. They may recommend additional testing or precautions based on your individual risk factors and circumstances.

It's confirmed negative!

Just Chill

Try to get engage in a mutually monogamous relationship and always use condom if STD status of your partner is not known to you

Hello, It is conclusive