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Hey! I had an unprotected sex 4 years ago and now i have gone through hiv test which provides the result as non reactive..it was a rapid test ..2 days ago i had another hiv test which also showed non reactive ..do i need any further tests? Or should i assume that i dont have hiv... I took test from different labs..do i have chance of transmitting hiv through their syringes which they have used for taking my blood samples..i am worried ..pls help me

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No you do not need to test again. There is no way you could get hiv form having your blood taken as each needle is disposed of after use and a new clean needle used for each person. It sounds like you are a very anxious person and I expect this is not the only thing you worry about . I would advise you see your GP about your anxiety .

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