very, very, very, very,very, very unlikly. you would have had symptoms long before now. If you are curious, there are home test kits you can buy at the drugstore to check yourself.

Your risk of being infected are greatly reduced with a condom but of course a condom is not 100% effective. I commend you on using the condom when having sex...it is the smart thing to do and the ...

You shouldn't rely on an at-home HIV test kit [neither do I]. For your own peace of mind, get tested for HIV-1/HIV-2 at any STD clinic or private medical laboratory. The new tests give fairly ...

Sally should definitely not be afraid of her mother and her employer. Not to scare Sally, but her life is on the line. Her health and well being overpower the opinions of her mother and her employe...

I believe even places like Planned Parent hood will check you for std's. Or the womans care center if you have places like that around... i think they do it for free.... and you could also goo...

We tell people the window period for testing is 3 months. A person who has been infected will usually show up 90% of the time after 30 days of being infected, 94-96% after 60 days, 99.6% after 90 d...

No it wouldn't. You have to have a special blood test done. They screen for common proteins in normal tests. The test needs to be looking for the certain proteins associated with HIV.

The window phase is at MOST 6 months. Usually 3 months. You're fine! :-)

The fact that you used a condom does limit your chances of contracting HIV alot, However, I recommend that anyone who is sexually active get tested every six months. Get tested, it cannot hurt a...

The only way to find out if you have HIV is to get an HIV test. HIV testing is never automatically included as part of other blood testing, because it requires the written consent of the person be...

Mom's are regularly tested for HIV when they are pregnant but babies aren't tested regularly...Im wondering why this baby was tested. There must have been a risk factor, meaning that the...

planned parenthod. or, go to your normal doctor and ask about it. dont be embarassed to ask your doctor or mom, because it doesnt necciassarily mean that you think you have it, but its always go...

HIV can be detected in Semen because that is how a man gives it to a partner. But, it isn't what they would use to test a person for HIV. If you are HIV + (or you don't know) and thinking...

It depends on the test. If you are concerned you may have contracted HIV you can get two different types of tests that are offered at testing sites. One is called PCR (polymerase chain reaction) an...

First a few questions: 1) Are you male or female 2) Exactly what type of sex did you have? Vaginal, anal, oral, all of the above? 3) did you use a condom? If so for what parts? 4) What sex was ...