- male
- 21 Years
- 22/01/2025
I'm a 21-year-old guy and had unprotected oral sex with a girl, but I don't know her HIV status. I also ejaculated in her mouth. I've taken the HIV Tridot test three times once after 30 days, then after 45 days, and again after 74 days. All the results were negative. How reliable are these tests, and could they turn positive later on? What's the window period for the HIV Tridot test? I'm pretty anxious about this and would like to understand more.
Answered by 1 Apollo Doctors
The HIV Tridot test is highly accurate after 74 days, as the window period for most HIV tests is 2-12 weeks. Since your results are consistently negative, the chance of turning positive later is extremely low. For complete peace of mind, a confirmatory test at 90 days (like a 4th-generation test) is advisable.
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