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HIV fear and anxiety
I had sexual exposure on 24 March 2020 and I got scared and did hiv ELISA test 3 times in 6 months which came negative all the time.
1st time ELISA test was done on 05/06/2020 (77 days from 24 March 2020) which came negative.
2nd time ELISA test was done on 23/07/2020 (121 days) which came negative again.
3rd time ELISA test was done on 08/10/2020 (200 days) i.e, over 6 months, which came negative again.
Please sir help me. I'm in deep fear and anxiety.
Can I be happy and lead a normal life without the fear of hiv infection.
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Pls pay and consult in private. U need prescription medicines for ur psychological problem. U urself should know by now that u don't have HIV but the fear is hampering ur life and it will continue to do so until u take medicines.
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No need to worry ,, will explain u the situation and ur problem,,
Plz consult online
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