How Long Do You Wait to Get Tested for AIDS? Posted: 10-03-07 13:21pm
I need to know how long I should wait to
be tested.
I was not exposed that I know of but I
wrote a thread here about trying to get my
girlfriend tested.
How long is the amount of time you can
wait and it pretty much give you a
definate result error free?
Thanks!
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MandMs
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Posted: 10-22-07 04:48am
Are you thinking of taking standard test
for HIV infection?
This test is greater than 99 percent
accurate.
Are you considering to make home testing?
Do you know that there are rapid tests for
HIV that provide accurate results within 5
to 40 minutes?
Six months is enough long period to get
results correct for HIV testing.
Any positive test is confirmed as true or
false with performing another test.
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2cena
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Re: How Long Do You Wait to Get Tested for AIDS? Posted: 05-07-08 10:50am
I think you should wait 2 weeks before
going to get tested.
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2cena
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what should you do if u've had sex with somebody you barely know Posted: 05-07-08 10:54am
Okay you met this person on a monday, and
your having sex with him on a wednesday,
okay your having sex and the condom slips
off inside of you?
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homerx
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Posted: 05-07-08 12:00pm
The proper waiting period for correct and
accurate results to an HIV test is 3
months.
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homerx
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Re: what should you do if u've had sex with somebody you barely Posted: 05-07-08 12:03pm
Tiffany williams
wrote:
Okay you met this person on
a monday, and your having sex with him on
a wednesday, okay your having sex and the
condom slips off inside of you?
you should not be having
sex with people you don't know. They could
have all kinds of sexually transmittable
diseases and condoms are not 100% safe.
You are playing with fire.
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