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4th generation alere point of care ?
I had a low risk exposure that involved no blood and semen involving condom slip on a flacid penis.i took 4th generation finger prick tests at 34 and 38 days both negative. I later took a test at the clinic which was a 4th generation alere rapid point of care test.The doctor collected blood from my vein and it was non reactive at 6 weeks. Is this result conclusive?
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Get tested after 6 months too .
In between you can start with immunity boosters kindly consult for that d
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
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Rajkot
Thank you for sharing your query here ..Need detailed evaluation and history for diagnosis and treatment
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Dr. Rayees Ahmad Wani
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Srinagar
Yes.. It is conclusive.
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