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Offline bubble

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Good news
« on: February 05, 2007, 10:32:12 pm »
I got results back from my labs and I'm undetectable and my tcell are up by almost 200!! It's been about 4 months. So far I'm feeling great and haven't had any terrible side effects. Taking Kaletra and Truvada. I pee a couple of times at night but thats the worse side effect i've had thus far.  Just wanted to share the good news.
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diagnosed 03/08/05
reluctantly started my first combo (Kaletra/Truvada) on 09/28/06 cause my tcells were dropping and vl increasing.
01/26/07 - undetectable!
12/01/08 - started new combo because of problems with Kaletra. Now on Truvada/Isentress.
Still undetectable. :)

Offline Cheo63

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Re: Good news
« Reply #1 on: February 05, 2007, 11:56:24 pm »
Hey, congratulations guy!   
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Offline Ihavehope

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Re: Good news
« Reply #2 on: February 06, 2007, 08:45:39 am »
Awesome. I am starting the same regimen this week.
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Infected: April 2005
12/6/06 - Diagnosed HIV positive
12/19/06 - CD4 = 240  22% VL = 26,300
1/4/07 - CD4 = 200 16% VL = ?
2/9/07 = Started Kaletra/Truvada
3/13/07 = CD4 = 386 22% VL ?

Offline Pippet

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Re: Good news
« Reply #3 on: February 06, 2007, 10:46:01 am »
That is good news!   ;D
We can't get enough of that these days.

Take care!
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Diagnosed Aug. 2006
CD4 246, VL 202,000
Started Truvada/ Viramune 11-23-06
Taken off meds 12-06-06 (Bad Rash)
Started Truvada/ Reyataz, Norvir 1-18-07
Taken off Norvir 3-1-07 (Jaundice)
New doc 3-22-07
CD4 229  VL 1031
My latest cocktail...  Truvada and Kaletra (4-6-07)
CD4 289 VL 350 (5-15-07)
CD4 308 VL 115 (8-06-07)
CD4 349 VL 511 (11-5-07)
CD4 489 VL 383 (2-4-08)
CD4 483 VL <50 (5-6-08) YEAH
CD4 545 VL 108 (9-12-08)
CD4 409 VL <48 (1-27-09) YEAH
CD4 505 VL <48 (5-20-09)
CD4 385 VL <48 (9-15-09)
CD4 609 VL  159 (2-28-10)

Offline budndallastx

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Re: Good news
« Reply #4 on: February 06, 2007, 01:03:44 pm »
Good news !!
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Meds since: 11/20/2006
Sustiva / Truvada
12/08/2008 VL:<48 CD4 622 (38%)   
9/8/2008 VL:<48 CD4 573 (30%)
5/2008 VL:<48 CD4 464 (30%)
1/2008  VL: <50  CD4 425(28%)
9/2007   VL: <50  CD4 465 (27%)
6/2007   VL: <50   CD4 443 (26%)
3/2007  VL: <50   CD4 385 (25%)
12/2006 - VL: <50   CD4: 384 (25%)
11/2006 - VL:  22K  CD4: 208 (18%)
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