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HIV Elisa test after 6 months
I had risky sexual intercourse with a girl of unknown status on 24 march 2020. So I did HIV Elisa test 3 times in 6 months from 24 march 2020 which came negative all the 3 time. I did HIV Elisa test on 74th day(2 months 14 days), on 121th day (3 months 29 days) and again on 198th day (6 months 14 days) which came negative all the 3 times.
Do I need to get tested again or is it conclusive?
Can I be happy and normal again?
All the 3 reports have been attached with the question.
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Everything is fine.
No need of repeat test.
You can relax and be happy.
Thanks and regards
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you can consider it conclusive after 6 months
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no repeat testing now
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yes you can carry on happily
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
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share me some more details about your exposure
not worry
chat or call me
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