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If you test negative on a hiv test 2 months after contact, can you still test positive 1 year later? |
im just asking if theres a chance i can still be sick because I heard something about some sti's will not show any signs or something for years. i just want to be sure. Yes. The test can take as long as 6 months to give a valid result because it can take that long for your antibodies to reach detectable levels. HIV takes a while to build up measurable levels in the blood, you need to re-test at six months and at one year. In the meantime, always always use protection. yes, in fact i think more than a year later No... if you didn't have any other contacts in that time "YES"...in syphilis...."U" have a rush 4 3 days, desapeare & reapeare after 90days.....will desapeare again & reapeare after 3-10yrs when will eat "U" from inside out; or u can have contact w/some-one-else & get or give the desise.....check w/a specialist regulary...but don't become ..."OBSESS"..... well good ? i just inquired about this to my local health dept and reply was that many take as up to 8 to 10 yrs to get sick .but however if u r tested u will know within 2 weeks While most of the time, HIV (or more accurately the anti-bodies to HIV) will be detected within the first month, it is possible that you could receive a negative test after that time and still be infected. In most cases you will test positive within 6 months of infection but in very rare cases it will take longer. If you have a concern about the possibility of being infected I would suggest you talk to your doctor. There are other HIV antibody tests as well as a HIV DNA test that might yield a result sooner than the standard ELISA test would. yes but dont loss hope it takes at least 6 months 2 show up life is full of test & trials just be strong life doesnt end there it jus takes a turn down a deeper road |
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