I have done test on these dates of hiv1 & hiv 2, exposer was on 31 january 2019 and condom break with csw. I have done test on these dates of hiv. 17 april - index value 0.1 11 may - index value - 0.1 13july index value - 0.12 13 aug index value - 0.23 increasing index value indicates any risk,

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No risk. You are safe of hiv.
No it does not. The test is negative.
Your test result at six months of "0.11" is "nonreactive. That means you are definitively and conclusively hiv negative. The "index value" (also called the "signal-to-cutoff ratio") is a technical term having to do with how this type of hiv-antibody test is conducted. If your results were 0.04, 0.05, 0.06 or anything less than 0.25 then you do not have hiv. There is no test that is 100% correct for hiv or for any illness. The time at which you take a test is related to its level of accuracy thus you have no hiv.
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