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Question: Good morning,
when is an hiv test 100% conclusive after high risk. Unprotected vaginal ( multiple times) unprotected anal ( one time) and inquiring sti ( chlaymdia) are 6 months test required after this very high risk innconident? Last exposure 10/23. Test one at nov 9th and XXXXXXX 18th: test was Hiv screen 4th gen Wrfx
Both were negative. Should i be confident my 6 month test will be negative?
What can I expect due to my extreme high risk?
Please help!
when is an hiv test 100% conclusive after high risk. Unprotected vaginal ( multiple times) unprotected anal ( one time) and inquiring sti ( chlaymdia) are 6 months test required after this very high risk innconident? Last exposure 10/23. Test one at nov 9th and XXXXXXX 18th: test was Hiv screen 4th gen Wrfx
Both were negative. Should i be confident my 6 month test will be negative?
What can I expect due to my extreme high risk?
Please help!
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Hello! I have been through your question.
The 4 th generation HIV test is very conclusive after 6 month if you have a lot of risk sexual intercourse.
So based on this I think you shouldn't worry because you are fortunately free of HIV.
I hope my answer helps you.
Regards.
Please see the detailed answer below.
Detailed Answer:
Hello! I have been through your question.
The 4 th generation HIV test is very conclusive after 6 month if you have a lot of risk sexual intercourse.
So based on this I think you shouldn't worry because you are fortunately free of HIV.
I hope my answer helps you.
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Nagamani Ng
I did mine at 2 wedkz after and 10 weeks from the 2 week test making it 12 weeks! I didnt take 6 month test yet....... are 12 weeks conclusive?
Brief Answer:
Please don't worry.
Detailed Answer:
Hello! Thank you writing back in healthcaremagic.
It is a good news that you have negative result in 4th generation tests after 2 weeks and 12 weeks.
Related your concern you should know that usually making 4 th generation test 12 weeks after the exposure is very conclusive.
So, you shouldn't worry but based on your history ( multiple unprotected vaginal sex and unprotected anal sex as well chlamydia) I suggest just to be more confident to do a 4th generation test after 6 months from exposure (which has a high probability of being negative).
I hope my answer helps you.
Regards.
Please don't worry.
Detailed Answer:
Hello! Thank you writing back in healthcaremagic.
It is a good news that you have negative result in 4th generation tests after 2 weeks and 12 weeks.
Related your concern you should know that usually making 4 th generation test 12 weeks after the exposure is very conclusive.
So, you shouldn't worry but based on your history ( multiple unprotected vaginal sex and unprotected anal sex as well chlamydia) I suggest just to be more confident to do a 4th generation test after 6 months from exposure (which has a high probability of being negative).
I hope my answer helps you.
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Nagamani Ng
Ok so even though i only did this with one person it is still reccomended to do at 6 months? This wasnt with multiple people
Brief Answer:
No, it is not necessary.
Detailed Answer:
Hello! Thank you writing back in healthcaremagic.
No, it is not necessary to do a 4th generation test after 6 months if you have multiple unprotected vaginal sex with one person.
It is very conclusive having this test after 3 months in this situation.
I hope my answer helps you.
Regards.
No, it is not necessary.
Detailed Answer:
Hello! Thank you writing back in healthcaremagic.
No, it is not necessary to do a 4th generation test after 6 months if you have multiple unprotected vaginal sex with one person.
It is very conclusive having this test after 3 months in this situation.
I hope my answer helps you.
Regards.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Nagamani Ng
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