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rjdilip2008

September 30th, 2009

Dear sir,

i need to know that if i have get tested after 6month from the date of having sex is it enough that no test is required after that.

please reply i am so scared.

regards
dilip

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qubstudent

replied October 2nd, 2009

if u have picked up hiv, it can be detected long before 6 months. Quite often symptoms may not present themselves, so make sure you do get tested anyway. But as you say, 6 months is an adequate time frame to receive an accurate result. hope all works out ok

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