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Author Topic: pls i really want to know  (Read 2090 times)

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Offline sanitex

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pls i really want to know
« on: July 03, 2008, 09:02:13 am »
Hi 

            pls can someone advice me on this issue,i got my new lab result on phone from my Id doc that my cd4 186 and vl less than 50copies which's undetectable,but i'm still don't know if there's any high risk of opportunistic infections  with my cd4 number.

27/12/07 cd4 20 vl 1000000
10/4/08 cd4 97 vl 63
1/7/08 cd4 186 vl undetectable
27/12/07 cd4 20 vl 1m
10/4 /08 cd4 86 vl 63
1/7/08  cd4 186 vl un
16/10/08 cd4 196 vl un
23/1/09 cd4 248 vl un
10/9/11 cd4 418 vl <40 %22
13/12/11 cd4 410 vl un 23%
24/2/12 cd4 545 vl un 26%
22/2/12 chge trv to Recovir-em.10/9/11 cd4 418 vl <40 %22
7/7/12 cd4 359 vl <40 22%
23/8/12 cd4 400 vl <40 23%,
testosterone test 7.5 ng/ml and
thyroid (TSH)1.32 ml.
13/12/2012 cd4 523 24% vl <40
18/3/2013 cd4  513  23% vl <40
03/8/2013 cd4 429 22% vl <40
13/11/2013 cd4 455 23% vl <40
Anti-HBs testquantitative Anti-HBs pos
Titer 16.95 mlu/ml <10.00
22/3/14 cd4 396 vl <40 24%
24/7/14 tevir
24/9/14 cd4 517 vl <40 22%
16/3/15 cd4 545 vl  85 24%
12/4/16 cd4 626 vl <40 25%
16/8/16 cd4 396 vl <40 27% changNVP/recovir-em 22/7
8/12/16 cd4 511 vl ud 23%
5/6/16 cd4 688 vl ud %27
17/9 /20  chng TLD

Offline Iggy

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Re: pls i really want to know
« Reply #1 on: July 03, 2008, 09:13:03 am »
Sanitex,

It seems that your numbers are going in the right direction.  Do you know what your CD4% is?

Also are you on meds?


Offline Dachshund

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Re: pls i really want to know
« Reply #2 on: July 03, 2008, 09:16:28 am »
You have certainly accomplished a major goal by testing undetectable. Until your CD4 reaches and maintains a level of 200 most doctors prescribe a prophylaxis of Bactrim/Septra to combat the risk of PCP. Check with your doctor about that. Chin up, you're certainly looking good.


ps I'm curious why folks don't ask these questions of their doctor?

 


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