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Most people develop detectable HIV antibodies within three months of infection, the average being 20 days. In rare cases, it can take 6-12 months. For this reason, the CDC recommends testing six months after the last possible exposure, i.e, unprotected vaginal, anal, or oral sex, or sharing needles. You can be tested at your doctorâs office, local health department, hospital, and sites specifically set up to provide HIV testing.
HIV tests can take anywhere from 20 minutes to 2 weeks to get results back. However, with HIV, there is a window period (period of time that you may be infected, but not test positive for the antibodies), so you may need to be retested depending on how long ago your possible exposure was. to 3 weeks, its either a uran test, blood test, or a swab taking for your private. and when they test i think they test for every std you can get, hiv is an std so theyll let you know. cali_guy5592000 Â· 7 years ago.