My HIV test report shows a value of 0.07. Could you please explain in detail what this means? I have attached the report. Also, if I have sexual relations with a single non HIV partner, is there any chance that this value could increase?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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0.07 is non reactive (negative). It does not increase unless exposed to virus. One HIV negative partner means no risk if monogamous.

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