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Offline Lou-ah-vull

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6 Months Blood Work
« on: August 03, 2013, 02:10:46 pm »
I always get my six months blood work right before I leave for AMG it seems.  Good news again for me...  undetectable, 886 CD4, 49.2%.  Still dealing with the pesky interplay between blood sugar and my triglycerides and HDL.  Fix one, the other goes haywire!  However, I count my blessings given the issues others have with their meds and their "numbers." 
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Diagnosed Oct. 2005
10/05:  367 (26.2%), 24556 VL
01/06:  344 (24.6%), 86299 VL
04/06:  374 (22.0%), 87657 VL
05/06:  Began HAART 05/15/06, Combivir/Kaletra
07/06:  361 (27.8%), 1299 VL
10/06:  454 (32.4%), 55 VL
01/07:  499 (38.4%), UD
02/07:  Switched to Atripla 2/8/07
04/07:  566 (37.7%), UD
08/07:  761 (42.3%), UD
06/08:  659 (47.1%), UD
01/09:  613 (43.8%), UD
07/09:  616 (47.4%), UD
01/10:  530 (44.2%), UD
07/10:  636 (48.9%), UD
01/11:  627 (48.2%), UD
07/11:  840 (52.5%), UD
01/12:  920 (51.1%), UD
07/12:  857 (50.4%), 40
10/12:  UD
01/13:  710 (47.3%), UD
07/13:  886 (49.2%), UD
01/14:  985 (46.9%), UD
06/14:  823 (47.2%), UD
01/15: 1366 (45.2%), UD
07/15: 1134 (50.7%), UD
02/16: 1043 (55.1%), UD
08/16:  746  (55.4%), UD
08/16:  Switch from Atripla to Genvoya

Offline bocker3

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Re: 6 Months Blood Work
« Reply #1 on: August 03, 2013, 03:30:36 pm »
Quote from: Lou-ah-vull on August 03, 2013, 02:10:46 pm
I always get my six months blood work right before I leave for AMG it seems.  Good news again for me...  undetectable, 886 CD4, 49.2%.  Still dealing with the pesky interplay between blood sugar and my triglycerides and HDL.  Fix one, the other goes haywire!  However, I count my blessings given the issues others have with their meds and their "numbers."

My what a very large percentage you have there......   ;)

See you in a few days!!
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Offline Buckmark

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Re: 6 Months Blood Work
« Reply #2 on: August 03, 2013, 03:50:49 pm »
Quote from: Lou-ah-vull on August 03, 2013, 02:10:46 pm
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Good news again for me...  undetectable, 886 CD4, 49.2%.  Still dealing with the pesky interplay between blood sugar and my triglycerides and HDL.  Fix one, the other goes haywire!  However, I count my blessings given the issues others have with their meds and their "numbers."

Wonderful numbers there, Gary.  I too seem to get my blood work just before or after AMG -- I'll be seeing my new doctor on Wednesday morning.

Here's to many more "undetectable" test results!

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