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13 hours ago, mal2022perv said:

WP now requires a keycard for the elevators. 

Damn. What's the best alternative now?

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This is a question I've had for a while as well, and I don't think there is any scientific evidence to show this correlation. I think it's a matter of bad luck, or, some individuals stopping PrEP may be less adherent than others and may not be properly protected in their final month, so the last "one" exposure turns into the last month of exposures.  

15 hours ago, Fistcumslut said:

I’ve read a lot (not only in this forum) about neg on PrEP and poz on meds but I still have my doubts, IMHO the second situation is safer... all those tests that claim you are neg (even if indeterminate) only state that at the moment you “probably” are neg, don’t forget the latency time of the virus, so... frequently start an stop the PrEP could in my opinion induce a med resistance to the virus.

Poz people regularly on meds are usually undetectable and they don’t have the fear to become poz.

 I would NOT say that is better to be poz but if you want stay neg don’t expose yourself to viruses and other bacteria, don’t do unprotected sex, don’t share rigs.

 I’m a barebacker, I love it no matter my own or my partner status, but previously I’ve considered and accepted all the possible consequences and I ‘m ready to take any meds, only when necessary, to remove or keep under control any possible MST I could get, in order to protect myself and the others.

Status is irrelevant if you keep yourself in good health and yes I’m feel free... well quite free, I’m married 😉.

My only fear which I don't think is based in reality but I do worry that people may become positive on PrEP, but PrEP is surpressing the virus enough to give false negative results and then the second prep is stopped, you'd convert to pos. And I have seen a few posts that "my very first fuck after PrEP pozzed me"  and maybe they have been pozzed for years but only show it when prep is stopped.

That might be totally unscientific but it's only been a few years where we are supposed to feel safe while barebacking on PrEP, which goes against the 30+ years of what we used to know.

11 hours ago, ChadAK said:

Good for you! Is this online service you’ve described able to prescribe without a physical consultation?

You'll never have to go in person. They'll send you a kit to collect your own blood and urine samples and mail it in. They still measure for kidney function and all STIs. 

Update: all tests came back conclusively negative.

8 hours ago, SubHornyBottom said:

Oh my, congratulations !!! I wish the viral load come back neg for you as well.  Please definitely update us her. May I ask tho, what do you mean online service ? 

I use Nurx, it's an app and online site. They're like telemedicine. I would highly recommend it to anyone. It's really accessible, judgement free, and they specialize in PrEP. They mail quarterly at home tests for you to do a full STI check, including throat and rectal swabs, and prescribe PrEP which is mailed to your door each month. You still need insurance and everything else, it's just like going to the doctor's except it's an online PrEP doctor.

My 4th gen HIV test came back negative. I'm still waiting for my viral load tests to come back for ultimate conclusion, but I'm feeling pretty confident about this since it has been two weeks since my first sample was taken that ended up being indeterminate.

Regarding the 53 conversions, I am using an Online service that is prevelant across the US, so they likely have thousands of patients and I assume most of those 53 were not taking PrEP as prescribed. 

Will update when I get the viral load test back

11 hours ago, SubHornyBottom said:

That is, you take the PrEP till 28 days after your last sex and then stop to let the virus shown. After that, you can get on treatment.

Yes, I actually stopped PrEP a month after my last sex. My first indeterminate HIV result was taken 7 days post PrEP. Today it's 21 days post PrEP and just got my labs drawn to retest and also included RNA/PCR tests to provide a conclusive finding.

My provider has said they've seen 53 seroconversions with people taking PrEP, but adherence wasn't known. Not every indeterminate is a positive. So maybe I'm like 50/50 chance. Will know more by end of week hopefully!

2 hours ago, SubHornyBottom said:

Where are you located ? I heard that there are some PrEP-resistant strains that circulating in certain areas.

Philly Area, for what it's worth the lab results don't actually tell me much. It's pretty ambiguous:

Indeterminate: Repeat testing has yielded inconclusive results. This could be due to pretreatment by antibiotics or other medications,
inadequate specimen collection, a slightly increased “false positive” signal, or the presence of infectious organism or antibody at a
concentration below the detection capability of this assay. A result of “Indeterminate” does not imply a positive result or conclusive
identification of any infectious organism or antibody. Molecular suggests consulting with your medical provider regarding further confirmatory
testing for this organism.

So, for all I know, the whole paper could have turned rainbow color due to lab error and that would fit into the above description. I don't actually know what or if anything triggered an actual indication of reactivity. I was on antibiotics a month before this blood test (So I presume it should have cleared) and only high risk encounter was topping back in June, so I'm hoping this is just contamination, lab error, or poor specimen collection (since it was an at home dried blood spot test) but none the less, it's always concerning not knowing. You take PrEP to minimize the worry, ya know? and it's back again. 

How common are indeterminate results while on PrEP? That was the result of my last blood test (mail in dried blood spot card) so I'm not exactly sure which tests were run (other than it being a 4th gen) or where the discrepancy occurred, but I have to go to a lab next week to retest with a blood draw.

I'm not sure how concerned I should be? This brings back all the worry PrEP was meant to reduce.

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