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Hello my x wife had me sign some forms when we were married i cant remember what they were exactly about but she was getting blood work dun because she fell ill. The past 3 years i have felt the same symtoms she had an found out they are consistant with hiv scared out of my mind an still scared have ben tested five times since then all negative am re married now an dont want to hert my new wife. Have dun panels an countless blood tests doctors that tell me im crazy theres no form out there talked to the blood labs head guy said its against the law an theres nothing on record. SO is there a signed document that will give someone a false negative to keep someone elses privacy. Or can you sign your own rights away to know the truth. Or just a form to give yourself false negatives. Please help anything to ease my mind. thanks Justin

Submitted: 27 days and 11 hours ago.

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Gender: Male
Age: 27

Posted by Schuyler_ANP 27 days and 11 hours ago.

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Hello, Justin,

Welcome to Just Answer and thanks for your question. If you are testing negative then you don't have HIV. The "forms" you suggest do not exist and never have. If your current tests say you are negative, then you are.

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Well i forgot to put in there i did test possitive for hiv oraly then followed up with a negative blood test three years ago an had another blood test a month ago negative its just seams to coinsedental that i have all the symtoms an the doctors have no answers. Just scared an want to find out whats goin on i respect your answer an thankyou for gettin back to me so quickly. Is there a legal boundry that cant be crossed to keep ones privacy? I will accept the answer if you wwould look in to it for me. Thanks Justin :)

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Hi, Justin,

Yes, your privacy concerns cannot intrude on someone else's health rights. Blood tests for HIV are the ones you want to go by, and if they are negative, you don't have HIV.

It is rare for someone to have HIV symptoms until they have tested positive for years and their immune system has been damaged so they get lots of opportunistic infections. If you are negative by blood test, then it is 100% sure that your symptoms are from something else.

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Hello, Justin,

Welcome to Just Answer and thanks for your question. If you are testing negative then you don't have HIV. The "forms" you suggest do not exist and never have. If your current tests say you are negative, then you are.

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Hello, Justin, Welcome to Just Answer and thanks for your question. If you are testing negative then you don't have HIV. The "forms" you suggest do not exist and never have. If your current tests say you are negative, then you are.

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Hello, Justin,

Welcome to Just Answer and thanks for your question. If you are testing negative then you don't have HIV. The "forms" you suggest do not exist and never have. If your current tests say you are negative, then you are.