Welcome to the Forum and thanks for your question.   Your tests are all conclusive and need not be repeated. I can understand the confusion about the syphilis test and will be glad to comment.  Syphilis is an ancient disease and testing for syphilis has steadily become more and more relivable over the past 50 years.  Long ago, there was concern that persons might take as long as 90 days to develop a positive blood test for syphilis when infected.  While this time window is somethings referred to it is out of date.  The lesion of primary syphilis, the chancre takes, on average three weeks to develop following infection and a few days after the chancre appears, blood tests are reliably positive.  On occasion development of a chancre (and a positive blood test) may take somewhat longer but for all practical purposes, blood tests which are negative at 30 days will stay negative and blood tests negative at 60 days is conclusive.  I can assure you that you r test is conclusively negative and need not be repeated.  ---