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Author Topic: What would you say gusy about my new result?  (Read 4873 times)

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Offline metekrop

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What would you say gusy about my new result?
« on: August 06, 2010, 01:36:46 pm »
CD count 460 ie reduction from 468

Vl is 48 undetectable

Cholostrol (Triglycrides) 197 reduction from 220.

I know I have a very stressfull life.  Work, family etc are getting very much stressfull.  Also outbreak of herps simplex after about two years of not having it was also very stressfull. Any idea for this results is welcomed.
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Diag.on 12/8, 2000, CD 440 VL 44K, No Meds
12/08 - 2/09 CD< 50 & VL >500k hosp'z.
St. Atripla - 7/09 CD 179, VL 197k
10/09 CD 300 VL U
3/10 468 U
8/10 460 U
12/10 492 U
3/11 636 U
8/11 530 U
1/12  616 U
7/12 640 U
12/12 669 U
5/13 711 U
11/13 663 U
4/14  797 U
10/14 810 U
4/15 671 U
10/15 694 U
3/16 768 U
8/16 459 U
2/22 780 U
8/31 940 U
2/26 809 U
8/18 882 U
3/28 718 U
8/15 778 U
2/25 920 70
8/11 793 U
2/22 690 U
6/8 834 U

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Re: What would you say gusy about my new result?
« Reply #1 on: August 06, 2010, 02:03:03 pm »
great numbers! :D
statistically the exact same numbers as your previous results...
...but WITH all your stress and that outbreak. so that's excellent that you didn't have any change.
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Re: What would you say gusy about my new result?
« Reply #2 on: August 06, 2010, 09:00:07 pm »
I gushily send my best wishes. Seems like you are very much on the mends.
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Re: What would you say gusy about my new result?
« Reply #3 on: August 06, 2010, 09:33:49 pm »
Met, you didn't have a reduction. Sorry to burst your bubble, but  468 and 460 are essentially the same. You need to look at your CD4 percentage.
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Re: What would you say gusy about my new result?
« Reply #4 on: August 09, 2010, 07:30:35 am »
Quote from: Ann on August 06, 2010, 09:33:49 pm
Met, you didn't have a reduction. Sorry to burst your bubble, but  468 and 460 are essentially the same. You need to look at your CD4 percentage.

Ann, thank you.  Given my increases in the past, I was expecting the my cd count would be much more than that.  May be some figures in five hundreds.  Anyways it is okay.  But The nurse who called me to tell me my results told me that I don't have any percentage results.  This might be something I need to ask my hiv docor when I meet him after three monthes.
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Diag.on 12/8, 2000, CD 440 VL 44K, No Meds
12/08 - 2/09 CD< 50 & VL >500k hosp'z.
St. Atripla - 7/09 CD 179, VL 197k
10/09 CD 300 VL U
3/10 468 U
8/10 460 U
12/10 492 U
3/11 636 U
8/11 530 U
1/12  616 U
7/12 640 U
12/12 669 U
5/13 711 U
11/13 663 U
4/14  797 U
10/14 810 U
4/15 671 U
10/15 694 U
3/16 768 U
8/16 459 U
2/22 780 U
8/31 940 U
2/26 809 U
8/18 882 U
3/28 718 U
8/15 778 U
2/25 920 70
8/11 793 U
2/22 690 U
6/8 834 U

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Re: What would you say gusy about my new result?
« Reply #5 on: August 09, 2010, 07:50:03 am »
Met, the nurse may not have had your actual lab paper in front of her when she rang. The percentage is usually listed, but not always recorded in your notes. You'd have to see the actual sheet of results from the lab.

I don't know how they do it at your clinic, but at mine you have two different folders. One contains all the lab papers, the other contains my notes. The important lab values are recorded in the notes with a lot of detail left out. If one needs the details, the other folder containing the lab papers is always available.
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Re: What would you say gusy about my new result?
« Reply #6 on: August 09, 2010, 08:04:38 pm »
That is a good result.  You have come a long way in a short time.
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