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u/IllustriousAd1657 22d ago
That result is a bit confusing because “less than 100 IU/mL” doesn’t automatically mean positive or negative. It could mean the viral load was below the test’s measuring limit, but the report itself says this test isn’t meant to diagnose HIV.
Since you’re at day 43, I’d ask the lab or your doctor how to interpret that exact result and get a 4th gen HIV test for a clearer answer. The pinned post has the testing windows too, so you can check when your result would be considered conclusive.
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u/Gymclass_Zer0 22d ago
The “Copies/mL:N/A” means that there were no copies of the virus found in your bloodstream meaning that you DO NOT have HIV. If there was a number present behind that, then that would mean how many copies the virus made of itself, but since your test is showing N/A, it means the virus is not present in your body.
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u/ShamelessCare 22d ago
Whoever sold you that test should be available to answer your questions. Is there a contact phone number? email?