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07 Mar 2003
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HIV-AIDS
I ws recently made to beleive that the recent discovery is that the HIV window period can go up to 10 years. Is it true? Can a person be infected by a person in a window period?
CyberDoc
Ntombi, I suppose anything is possible, but it’s highly unlikely that someone will take more than 10 years to seroconvert.
You can definitely be infected by someone in the window period. Good luck.
You can definitely be infected by someone in the window period. Good luck.
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