Is the HIV Ag/Ab test conducted on the 46th day of exposure conclusive?

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I hope this finds you well. I have addressed your concern and will reassure you. This result is negative. The number 0.25 (which is less than one and is considered negative) is related to HIV antibodies and antigen measurement. If you had encountered unprotected sexual activity, then you can get screened again three months and six months following the exposure. Since it can take up to six months for your body to make antibodies to the HIV virus. After that, you do not need to worry if your results are negative.

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I hope this finds you well. I am sorry to confuse you. Your test results are negative, and that is reassuring, especially since you already have made the Ab/Ag post the window period. Therefore, you are negative, and you do not need to worry. If you had any unprotected or high-risk sexual activity after that, then you need to be screened again. If not, there is no need to be screened again because the fourth-generation HIV screening test, which is the combo Ab/Ag you have done, is enough because it was done at the right time. So you got it exactly right. And for future encounters, please be careful and always make sure to have protected sexual activity, especially if you do not know the status of your partner. I hope I reassured you and answered you.

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