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Author Topic: First results since starting Atripla  (Read 2150 times)

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Offline TNDude

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First results since starting Atripla
« on: April 21, 2009, 05:38:52 pm »
Just got my results after one month on Atripla. Before starting, CD4 was 404 and VL was 106,000. After one month, my results, fresh out of the mail box, are CD4 549 and VL 230. I am thrilled to put it mildly! I hope the trend continues!

Offline justaguy

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Re: First results since starting Atripla
« Reply #1 on: April 21, 2009, 06:24:58 pm »
Congrats!

How are you feeling?  Have the side effects gone away?  I started Atripla last Friday, and I'm finding that I keep having a mild head fog if I sit still very long.  As long as I keep moving and stay active, I feel normal.  Kind of strange.  Looking forward to seeing results here in a few weeks.
Estimated infection: 3/2008
Tested HIV positive: 3/31/2009
CD4 136/unknown %/VL 150,000: 4/6/2009
Started Atripla 4/17/2009
CD4 255/19%/VL 409 5/27/2009
CD4 247/??/VL 161 6/27/2009
CD4 257/21%/VL 60 7/22/2009
CD4 352/22%/VL Undetectable 10/21/2009
CD4 490/27%/VL Undetectable 2/15/2010
CD4 397/?/VL Undetectable 7/2/2010

Offline TNDude

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Re: First results since starting Atripla
« Reply #2 on: April 21, 2009, 06:43:36 pm »
I have had very few side effects so far. (knock on wood) I usually have some mild dreams, and get a tad dizzy/drunk feeling if I'm still up an hour or two after I take it on some nights. Nothing worse than that at all. I knew I shouldn't expect huge improvement after one month but I must say I am pretty pleased. Especially with my CD4 going from 404 to 549. I'm sure you will do fine with it.

 


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