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Ag.ab Test NR-0.4, Reference Range-0-0.9 Any Possibility Of HIV Infection?

Hi, i want to ask you regarding HIV test
I got tested for ag/ab test and found NR 0.4 count with the reference rang of 0-0.9 as normal counts. I did this 8 weeks post exposure. Do i have to go for a recheck and with this value is there anychance of getting HIV infection
Wed, 28 May 2014
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Hello,
Thanks for the consult...

Brief answer,
Need not worry.

Detailed explanation,
1. You mentioned that you had done ELISA test on 8th week after possible risk exposure and the result is non reactive
2. Usually this test can be of good value after 1 month so you need not be worried
3. Even if had doubt in mind then kindly do ELISA test after 20 days or WESTERN BLOT test is confirmative after 6 weeks of risk exposure
4. There is no risk of hiv exposure in this case

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Ag.ab Test NR-0.4, Reference Range-0-0.9 Any Possibility Of HIV Infection?

Hello, Thanks for the consult... Brief answer, Need not worry. Detailed explanation, 1. You mentioned that you had done ELISA test on 8th week after possible risk exposure and the result is non reactive 2. Usually this test can be of good value after 1 month so you need not be worried 3. Even if had doubt in mind then kindly do ELISA test after 20 days or WESTERN BLOT test is confirmative after 6 weeks of risk exposure 4. There is no risk of hiv exposure in this case Hope this information helps