tandersonxxx Posted March 5, 2022 Report Posted March 5, 2022 Fully serious question here, I've recently had two inconclusive blood results, the last was two to three weeks ago. This week, the glands on the right hand side of my body have been swollen making it difficult to swallow. When you converted, did you have one side of your glands swollen? Quote
Hairypiglet Posted March 5, 2022 Report Posted March 5, 2022 Best way to know for sure is to have your doc order a viral load test. Antigen test won't provide a result if you haven't fully converted. For some people, like me, this can take a couple months. 2 Quote
Guest Posted March 5, 2022 Report Posted March 5, 2022 15 hours ago, tandersonxxx said: Fully serious question here, I've recently had two inconclusive blood results, the last was two to three weeks ago. This week, the glands on the right hand side of my body have been swollen making it difficult to swallow. When you converted, did you have one side of your glands swollen? When I was pozzed, I had quite possibly the worst reaction to it than any other flu ive ever had in my whole life. I was in bed for nearly a month, with little to absolutely no energy, not even enough to get up for water. Swollen glands are a sign your body is kicked into action trying to fight something though. Quote
BiCurious100 Posted May 10, 2022 Report Posted May 10, 2022 You can get instant HIV tests, that are 'accurate', from twelve weeks onwards. Your best bet is to check after then... Quote
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