Hello,

Thanks for your consult at DoctorSpring.com.

You have tested non-reactive for HIV and that is a negative test result for HIV infection. You have a relatively low risk of catching the infection from the way you have mentioned (performing oral on a female). If you know for sure she is infected, and if she had any cuts or scrapes on her mucosa, then the risk of course goes up. Any time there is an exchange of bodily fluids, you have a risk of catching the virus.

You are negative now and that is good news. You have a 90 day window period in which you can still get antibodies showing up in your bloodstream, because sometimes it may take that long for them to build up. After 90 days from exposure, get re-tested. If you are still negative, then you know for sure you are in the clear.

I hope this clears your concerns. Take care and be well.

11 days is bit early for HIV diagnosis. However since you have done a combo test, it is more likely to be positive if HIV is there.

The P24 component of the test becomes detectable (and hence positive) within weeks (sometimes within 1 week) of HIV infection. Considering this we can say the test result is reliable, but there is a chance that it might be bit early (However it is difficult to put a percentage into it).

For all practical purpose you can consider yourself to be negative. A repeat test later will give conclusive result.

Hope this helps.
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No, this is probably unsure. Yes you can be quiet sure that you are HIV negative.
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