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What Should Be The Interval Between HIV Tests?
hi i got tested for HIV the very first time roughly at least 3 months after my last casual contact (Jan 2006). it turned out negative. after a year (May 2007), i had been tested again and it resulted negative as well. are these intervals okay? is it already safe to say that i am negative to HIV? thanks!
Fri, 22 Aug 2014
Hi
It is safe to say that you are free from HIV.
You are having still doubt you can take a NAT(nucleic acid amplification test) which is almost confirmative.
All the best
It is safe to say that you are free from HIV.
You are having still doubt you can take a NAT(nucleic acid amplification test) which is almost confirmative.
All the best
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