Am worry about my self

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Hi I had an unprotected sex before 2-3 years before now, last month i did an ag/ab hiv test it was negative i did another Ab hiv test after a month it was also negative is it possible to have symptoms with negative results ?

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Dr. Gunjan Saini

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Eight zero zero six seven four three four zero one

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most lilky safe ,send report for the assement

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Dr. Murthy P S

Sexologist 43 yrs exp Kurnool

No You are safe.

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