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25 days after possible exposure i got tested for HIV(antigen test) and it came back negative,but the doctor told me I should wait for 90 days before testing for accurate results and so far I haven’t seen any symptoms...is there a chance i might be positive
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Firstly, HIV infection may take from 10-15 years without showing any primary or chronic symptoms. You should retest the Hiv antigen test(ELISA) after 3 months of risk possible exposure as HIV in the blood takes a period known by the HIV window, the period between exposure and body immune response so any test you do before this period may be inaccurate.
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