Thank you for providing this service. I just couldn't find anything like this in my country.

Info: i'm female and had an unprotected sexual encounter in september 2019. I got tested for hiv in May 2021 with a hiv antibody-only test. The result was negative. I did have a high level of crp and high levels of leukocytes, absolute neutrophils and trombocyts. My doctor asked if i was sick, I was not sick that i know of. So my hiv antibody-only test took place in 2021, and just now i'm starting to get worried that maybe i had the SARS-CoV-2/covid19 virus, without symptoms or with very minor symptoms, at the time i got tested for hiv with a hiv antibody-only test. I did not get tested for covid at my appointment for my hiv test. 

So my question is: can i be absolutely sure that i don't have hiv, even if i had a SARS-CoV-2/covid19 infection, without symptoms or with very minor symptoms, at the time of testing for hiv with a hiv antibody-only test?

I know i'm repeating myself but i just want to ask for confirmation. Can i be entirely sure that i don't have hiv, even if i had a SARS-CoV-2/covid-19 infection at the time i had my hiv antibody-only test? Can i be sure that i don't have to do another hiv antibody-only test? I really don't want to do another one, i was so stressed out the last time.

Just want to make some corrections: 

I worry that you might have been searching for information on the internet.  If that is the case, please don't do that- it will mislead you more often than it will provide accurate information. Much of what is found there is out of date, taken out of context, or just plain wrong.  Please stay off the internet and believe your test results.  EWH

You are absolutely right. I shouldnt have been looking on the internet, it only causes me more anxiety.

Just to be clear, i only had one hiv antibody-only test (i thought of this since you spoke of 'test resultS are conclusive'). I hope i was clear enough about that in my first post. I hope that this does not change your assessment. Can i be entirely sure that i don't have hiv? I really don't want to get another hiv antibody test, as i mentioned before.

Thank you very much for your patience with me. 

Your 1rst post was clear. Your HIV antibody test was conclusive and need not be repeated in relationship to the 2019 encounter you described.  I urge you to believe your test results.

Take care.  EWH