If the doctor at the clinic or where ever said to test at 6 months, then do it. Just to be on the safe side.

You are probably okay, since she would have to have HIV and you would have to have a sore or cut in your mouth to get infected. Unfortunately, there is no way to know.

As long as you did not engage in unprotected sex you are good 3 months would be absolutly conclusive for you..

But why would the type of exposure make a difference? If there was a possibility he was exposed, wouldn't the protocol be the same? The virus would behave the same, regardless of how he got it. If it could stay dormant after unprotected sex for 6 months, why only 3 in his case?

Because his risk exposure was really low, plus he has done many tests already, he is clean. Hiv doesnt stay dormant it just sometimes "in rare cases" takes longer to produce detectable antibodies... Almost 99% of the population would have detectable antibodies by three months, most HIV experts agree with three months being an overly conservative number for testing... Its like this, if you dont feel safe test out to a year so you can sleep at night, but this guy has nothing to worry about...

3 months is conclusive for high risk exposure according to CDC...
6 mnths is for ppl on chemoteraphy, IV drug user or ppl on organ transplant.

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how about a year? lol