I tested myself for HIV 50 days after exposure using a CMIA Duo test, and the result came back non reactive. Can I consider this result conclusive?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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A CMIA Duo test at 50 days is quite reliable. If no new exposure, it is likely conclusive. Final confirmation at 90 days is ideal.

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