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Hello there:  My risk was the hight sex w/o proteccion anal-vaginal and she was at the end of her mestrual period. After 2 weeks delevlopd skin rash and high fever. The test histroy here it's again so you can remenber. 42 & 74 days oraquick saliva. 3 mons oraquick saliva/ blood from finger At 5 months and 1 week oraquick advance finger. Another one 5 months nd 3 weeks oraquick advance saliva. June 03.08 - 4 days shorts from my only stupod mistake encounter 12.07.07 negative. My last test at GMHC oraquick advance slaiva 6 months and 20 days. or 28 weeks and 6 days. I had antobodies for Hep B and lso the nurse told at my 3 months oraquick test that i had herpes 1. If i was infected, can these two things that showed up in my blood can delay seroconvertion? 28 weeks and 6 days is not enough time for hiv antibodies to be deetcted my oraquick advance saliva version? Is tehre ant strain or vih subtype that can be be detected w. oraquick advance? I'm planning to have a kid, but i do not want to do any harm to my wife and my son/daughter.
6 months and 20 days is not enought?
Oraquick Advance- Test thta used in NJ...CDC told me that it's fda approved..3 months conclusive...6 months 100% b/c some people take 6 mons to dvelope antibodies.
in your expeience, what do you think about his results , fever for 2 weeks ans still visisible skin rash.
Last test 06.27.08---6 months and 20 days from 12.07.08....Test Negative! What do you think???

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Dear Omar:

Peace on you and yours.  What I think is that your HIV testing results are consistent evidence that you are not infected with HIV.
Most of the testing today is accurate at six weeks; the repeated negative testing suggests strongly that there is no HIV infection.

Peace.

Terry

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Help in assessing personal and professional risk of HIV transmission; tips in teaching about HIV/AIDS; cultural competency for teaching about HIV/AIDS in Catholic settings; considerations in US and overseas HIV/AIDS programs and education for health and other professionals. Specific questions about treatment should be referred to your health provider; opinions and information offered are not meant to replace medical advice

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Seven years with academic medical center and national AIDS education and training center, seven subsequent years with focus on international HIV/AIDS in East and South Africa. Former clinician, bioethics preceptor at an academic medical center and presenter in wide range of fora including international AIDS conference.

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Disabled American Veterans American Public Health Association MENSA AA

Publications
Human Variety, EC Sociological Society Proceedings of the International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa "HIV and Primary Care"

Education/Credentials
BS Psychology MPH Master of Public Health PhD studies underway

Awards and Honors
Naval School of Health Sciences, Hospital Corps with Highest Honors, Neuropsychiatry with Honors and High Distinction

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