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Offline Common_ground

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First and second set of labs
« on: July 13, 2012, 04:50:04 am »
First labs:

VL: 2696
CD4: 205
%: 12

Second set (5 weeks on Atripla)

VL: 88
CD4: 234
%: 18

Thoughts? Comments?
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2011 May - Neg.
2012 June CD4:205, 16% VL:2676 Start Truvada/Stocrin
2012 July  CD4:234, 18% VL:88
2012 Sep  CD4:238, 17% VL:UD
2013 Feb  CD4:257, 24% VL:UD -viramune/truvada
2013 May CD4:276, 26% VL:UD

2015 CD4: 240 , 28% VL:UD - Triumeq
2015 March CD4: 350 VL: UD

Offline spacebarsux

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Re: First and second set of labs
« Reply #1 on: July 13, 2012, 05:21:10 am »
Quote from: Common_ground on July 13, 2012, 04:50:04 am
First labs:

VL: 2696
CD4: 205
%: 12

Second set (5 weeks on Atripla)

VL: 88
CD4: 234
%: 18

Thoughts? Comments?

The meds have already made a very positive, discernible difference. Your VL is virtually undetectable. From my understanding the CD4 rise follows a more gradual trajectory, especially when treatment is commenced with numbers around 200ish or lower. Keep on trucking.  :)
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Infected-  2005 or early 2006; Diagnosed- Jan 28th, 2011; Feb '11- CD4 754 @34%, VL- 39K; July '11- CD4 907@26%,  VL-81K; Feb '12- CD4 713 @31%, VL- 41K, Nov '12- CD4- 827@31%

Offline Common_ground

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Re: First and second set of labs
« Reply #2 on: July 13, 2012, 11:40:23 am »
Every day feels like a victory and one step closer to "safe ground". Im happy with my progress, from what I read its in line of what should be expected. Lucky to be mostly side effect free as well.

Tomorrow Ill go for xray and liver/kidney check. :)
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2011 May - Neg.
2012 June CD4:205, 16% VL:2676 Start Truvada/Stocrin
2012 July  CD4:234, 18% VL:88
2012 Sep  CD4:238, 17% VL:UD
2013 Feb  CD4:257, 24% VL:UD -viramune/truvada
2013 May CD4:276, 26% VL:UD

2015 CD4: 240 , 28% VL:UD - Triumeq
2015 March CD4: 350 VL: UD
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