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Hello my hiv Eclia test after 94 days of exposure is negative, hiv rna qualitative after 98 days is target not detected plus hiv 4th generation (cmia)after 98 days is also non reactive , also hiv 4th generation after 7 weeks of exposure was non reactive , should I go for any more tests? Or I need to forget about hiv? As my doctor told that It takes 1 year to get result positive , and I should do more tests, I am really confused.
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