Then I had Anti HIV 1-2 / p 24 antigent test at 42 days. It was negative. Then I took ELISA and Western Blot at 46 days; both were negative.
My doc told me that I am now negative no need for further testing. She said if western blot is negative at 6 weeks , it will be negative at 12 weeks too.
Now my question is: is it true that am I negative 100%? or what is the chance based on your best assumption?
Should I need to take enother ELISA at 12 weeks?
after this exposure on december 11th (2days after last exposure) i have tested for HIV with ELISA tri-dot test and the result was nagative. after this my neighbour female was tested on january 3rd (after 25 days of last exposure) and the result was negative. and i get tested on 25th Jan i.e., 6 weeks 5 days after the last exposure and 1st of february i.e., 7 weeks 5 days and the results ( ELISA tri-dot test ) was negative again.
I had unprotected vaginal sex. 3rd day i had fever of 37.6. 4th day after exposure i had weak legs and kidney, low back pain. At 6 th day i develop sore throat with white tongue. On the 8th day i felt slight headache and on and off fever normally in the afternoon. I went for a complete test at 32 days after my exposure. tje test result came out hiv 1&2 by elisa as non reactive but i was diagnosed with herpes 2. i know conclusive result is only by 3 or 6 months.
I get tested myself thrice on 4th day p24 antigen test,39th day rapid HIV test and PCR DNA DETECTOR test on 42th day all my results were negative and all were from reputed labs PCR from SRL RANBAXY and i have also taken rapid HIV test of that girl 5th day after possible exposure, she was also negative. But the question was she might be in a window period .Now i just want to ask you whether i test myself once again or can i move on.
It depends whether it was a DNA or RNA test. Only the RNA test is approved for diagnostic use. Anyway, it doesn't matter what type of test you take if you only had oral sex.
And if it could be detected at 28 days, it could be detected at 40 days. Does it lose reliability over time, gain reliability over time, or does the reliability remain constant?
3. How concerned should I or anyone else be about a potential false negative as shown by this test (accompanied by an antibodies test) at two months post exposure or greater?
Please help me understand.
What is the reliability of HIV antibody test at 4 weeks. Percentages please. Don't want generalized statements, or the 4-6week, 3 month spiel.
Terrified, I got myself tested using HIV ELISA antibody test after 60 days of exposure, which turned out to be negative. On the 83rd day post exposure, I got another HIV ELISA antibody test done ( test report said that the test detects both HIV I and HIV II antibodies), which turned out be negative as well.
The doctor told me that my ELISA test was positive and so they sent my blood sample for an Antigen Western Blot test which came back negative. The doctor told me that 99,999% the Elisa test was false because of other factors that might affect the blood but he asked me to retest in one week.
Is it possible that I have contacted Hiv?
If so, how?
I used a condom and it didn't break. I also cannot have Hiv from previus relationships because I tested Hiv negative 9 months ago.
Hello, I have some questions about the HerpesSelect Type Specific test. How accurate is a negative result after 6 months post exposure? I've read many stories on here where people test negative after 3 months or more post exposure but end up testing positive on a swab test. Are false negatives common on an IGG test after the proper amount of time has passed or is this a rare occasion that happens every once in a while?
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