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I'm really anxious and stressed right now. My one-year HIV test from Lal Path Lab came back negative with the CMAI test. Should I worry about HIV anymore or can I finally relax?

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Yes do not worry you can ignore it ,get yourself tested for evey 6 months if at doubt

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