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What Are The Chances Of HIV Infection After 5.5 Months Of Exposure?

I had unprotected sex with a lady in dubai one time one year before in dubai.That lady had multiple sex partners.Then I test my self vdrl 5.5 month after expose.hepatities B after 4 months and C after 11 months.hiv 3,6and 10 months after expose.All above test came back negative.Still Iam thinking about this .How window period affect to this results?.
Thu, 12 Jun 2014
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Hi welcome to HCM
HIV window period is the time gap between infection and appearance of detectable antibodies in the blood
It's usually 10-12 weeks.if the person has got infection, the tests will be positive after this period.
In your case, your exposure was long back and multiple HIV screening tests are negative.
So there is no chance for HIV.
Try to avoid high risk behaviour and sexual promiscuity because best approach in HIV is prevention


All the best


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What Are The Chances Of HIV Infection After 5.5 Months Of Exposure?

Hi welcome to HCM HIV window period is the time gap between infection and appearance of detectable antibodies in the blood It s usually 10-12 weeks.if the person has got infection, the tests will be positive after this period. In your case, your exposure was long back and multiple HIV screening tests are negative. So there is no chance for HIV. Try to avoid high risk behaviour and sexual promiscuity because best approach in HIV is prevention All the best Thank you