Immatex:

The more questions you ask, the more you will know, the more knowledge you have the more depressed and anxious you will be.

If you remain insatiable, you go run mad soon!

Payperboii:
Alaye nothing do you

Loewe:
You may need to go for a third one at a bigger lab in a few weeks, just to be on the safe side, but I don't think you're positive...

One of the things I am happy for as a celibate male is that I don't have to worry about STDs or pregnancy. I've grown to appreciate my health and life and I realized a lot of the so called big girls outside have one disease or the other, so sex is highly overrated. The problems that lie therein are much more than any silly enjoyment you can derive.

Please stay off casual sex and take your life more seriously... Shalom.

Joeblazeochola:
Baba! U go soon kill urself b4 u die

dreamxhaser:
In January, I had sex with a hookup/ runs girl and the condom burst. At first, I did not take it as anything serious, but after the act and went home, I started thinking, and boom, the fear of HIV consumed me.

I went for an HIV test the next day, and it was negative, so I was asked to come back on April 22. I couldn't think straight for the past few months; I checked every thread related to HIV on the naira land and the Internet, which Increased my fear.

So this morning, at precisely ten weeks, I decided to go for another test because I couldn't wait any further. I asked my OG to escort me, and he did.

They gave me a fluid sample collector that I should put in my mouth and rub around my gum, which I did, then when he asked me to place it inside a tub, which I did, and the test started to read. He said it would take about 20 minutes, but after about 5 minutes (I think), he called me back.

I went in, and he said the result was negative. I was so happy and thanked Allah immediately. But I am still worried about a few things which are...

1. How accurate do you think is a result at ten weeks? I saw somewhere that about 90% of most rapid test results are valid at two months, while 99% are accurate at three months. Well, mine is at ten weeks.

2. He said the test takes about 20 minutes while mine isn't more than 10 minutes. Is it possible for the results to change after I leave the hospital?

3. How do the lines on the kits work? When positive, do both lines appear at the same time or do the first line appear before the second?

dreamxhaserthank almighty Allah indeed,nama with a busy body life..bitter thing:
In January, I had sex with a hookup/ runs girl and the condom burst. At first, I did not take it as anything serious, but after the act and went home, I started thinking, and boom, the fear of HIV consumed me.

I went for an HIV test the next day, and it was negative, so I was asked to come back on April 22. I couldn't think straight for the past few months; I checked every thread related to HIV on the naira land and the Internet, which Increased my fear.

So this morning, at precisely ten weeks, I decided to go for another test because I couldn't wait any further. I asked my OG to escort me, and he did.

They gave me a fluid sample collector that I should put in my mouth and rub around my gum, which I did, then when he asked me to place it inside a tub, which I did, and the test started to read. He said it would take about 20 minutes, but after about 5 minutes (I think), he called me back.

I went in, and he said the result was negative. I was so happy and thanked Allah immediately. But I am still worried about a few things which are...

1. How accurate do you think is a result at ten weeks? I saw somewhere that about 90% of most rapid test results are valid at two months, while 99% are accurate at three months. Well, mine is at ten weeks.

2. He said the test takes about 20 minutes while mine isn't more than 10 minutes. Is it possible for the results to change after I leave the hospital?

3. How do the lines on the kits work? When positive, do both lines appear at the same time or do the first line appear before the second?

Joeblazeochola:
Baba! U go soon kill urself b4 u die