Can i get hiv ???

i had protected sex wit my girl friend and after couple of days she told me that she had unprotected sex a year back .. immediately i took her for blood test and the result came negative,so can i be infected ?? can anyone tell me ?? i cannot get this thing out my mind ????

screenrr and everyone who read this: Do some research into the test that is used to determine HIV.

http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/emma_hol...

There has been a lot of controversy stirring around HIV leading up to now. There are a lot of studies that are raising some extremely important questions against HIV.

Did you know: you can be HIV+ in the US, but you might not have it in Australia, or other countries? Why? Because the standard for testing varies in every country! No one has even been able to isolate the HIV "virus". Everything you hear about AIDS is based on theories, which differ from scientist to scientist. Does that make any sense anyone??

http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig7/culshaw...

This is one of the most informative documentaries I've ever seen:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=...

Call me crazy. Call me whatever you want, I don't care; all I am asking is that everyone do some research into HIV and AIDS. Don't believe anything you hear unless you can prove it with your own research.

Condoms are extremely effective at protecting from HIV.....if you look at statistics there is pretty much no chance of catching HIV while wearing a condom.. Even in studies done with partners where one was known to have HIV and the other was negative, in those couples who used a condom evey time they had intercourse, NONE (0 %, nada, zilch, zero) contracted HIV from their partner........plus if the girl had sex a YEAR ago and had a negative blood test then she does not have HIV either.......pretty much the latest you can have a false negative for HIV is six months after infection........You are freaking out over nothing, keep protecting yourself and you will be just fine........HIV is not the thing to worry about if you are using condoms.

There's a window period for HIV testing, which means that you can't test for the virus until about 6 months after possible exposure. It can take up to 6 months for the virus to show up on the test. Since it was more than 6 months after her exposure and she's negative, that should be reassuring.