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ahgore 28-10-2017 03:01 PM

Screening test accuracy
 
If tested hiv negative using 4th gen rapid test... is it possible that blood test shows hiv positive?

IAmAwesome 28-10-2017 07:38 PM

Re: Screening test accuracy
 
From what i know its very highly unlikely for that to happen TS

ahgore 29-10-2017 11:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by IAmAwesome (Post 16609000)
From what i know its very highly unlikely for that to happen TS

Thanks for your reply. I read about 4th gen hiv rapid test.. should be quite accurate. But also read about low viral load can make the test result show negative.

Anone same view here?

TheBladeRunner 09-11-2017 09:39 PM

Re: Screening test accuracy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ahgore (Post 16611301)
quite accurate

Its rather accurate TS but one question how long ago was your exposure and the time you had tested?

MaraGuru 10-11-2017 01:13 PM

Re: Screening test accuracy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ahgore (Post 16611301)
Thanks for your reply. I read about 4th gen hiv rapid test.. should be quite accurate. But also read about low viral load can make the test result show negative.

Anone same view here?

Go for a test instead of reading it too much. Imagine, out of the 10 you read, all give you different conclusion. You will go crazy, just go for the test.

ZZassin 13-11-2017 09:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ahgore (Post 16608072)
If tested hiv negative using 4th gen rapid test... is it possible that blood test shows hiv positive?

Hey bro. I went for my 28th day last week also. It showes negative. But im also like you still afraid that might be false negative.

Ive been reading up about the 4th gen test though.

It search for both antibodies and the p24 antigens.

Usually its 3 situations if the p24 antigens cannot be picked up by the test.

1) You're hiv negative
2) you've been infected 4-6 weeks earlier
3) p24 antigens to low for current tech to pickup.

According to paid doctors (yes i paid for doctor subscriptions) and medical journals the p24 antigen protein starts to show in the blood at 14-16 days, and peaks at 28 days post exposure. So a negative at 28 days is pretty much 95% but cdc recommends 3 months for it to be fully conclusive.

cavemanng 15-11-2017 01:01 AM

Re: Screening test accuracy
 
Usually test are designed to be more false positive. Usually false negative quite rare unless the test kit totally cock up. Once negative, usually quite conclusive


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