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T Cell Count And Viral Load
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My T cell count and viral load?I went to the doc 3 months ago and my t cell count was 500 and viral load was 25620. I went to the doc last week and my t cell count was 616 and my viral load was 25120. So is this good or bad? Oh and I was curious as to how my doc knew that who...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
You are in pretty good shape. Your CD4 count is in the normal range. Another number to follow is your CD4 % which is a more stable number over time. Your viral load is in the moderate range. Your doctor may have done a resistance test, to see if the...
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Initial T Cell Count and Viral LoadIs there a correlation between the number of T Cells a person has at begining of HIV infection and... Read more »Effects of Stress on T-Cell Count & Viral LoadMy good friend suffers from AIDS and has a current T-Cell Count of 245, Viral Load of 4000.... Read more »
Articles
Answering the AIDS Denialists: CD4 (T-Cell) Counts, and Viral LoadThe self-styled "AIDS dissidents," groups and individuals advocating the view that HIV does not cause AIDS, and often urging people with HIV to reject medical care, have raised their profile in recent months, ratcheting up their advocacy in the U.S.... Read more »
Dietary Supplement Selenium Reduces HIV Viral Load, Increases CD4+ T Cell Count, Study SaysThe dietary supplement selenium can reduce HIV viral loads and increase CD4+ T cell counts in HIV-positive people, according to a study published in the Jan. 22 issue of the Archives of Internal Medicine , the Los Angeles Times reports (Chong, ... Read more »
Using Viral Load Data to Monitor HIV Burden and Treatment Outcomes in the United StatesReporting viral load and CD4 counts is a critical first step in calculating community viral load -- a key action step called for in the National HIV/AIDS Strategy. 1 In August 2011, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) 2 released... Read more »
Isentress for Four YearsThe longest-term data on Isentress to date, presented at IDSA, show better virologic (viral load) and immunologic (T-cell count) results than Sustiva, out to 192 weeks (nearly four years). STARTMRK is a non-inferiority study, but was able to... Read more »
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How Soon Should T-Cell Count Increase?
Posted by Anonymous, 5 Replies
I was infected in October 2003, diagnosed in December 2003, and went on Sustiva and Combivir December 30, 2003. My viral load went from an initial count of 125,000 down to 120, 2 weeks ago. Will probably be "undectable" soon. My question is, my...
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How Soon Should T-Cell Count Increase?
Posted by Anonymous, 6 Replies
I was infected in October 2003, diagnosed in December 2003, and went on Sustiva and Combivir December 30, 2003. My viral load went from an initial count of 125,000 down to 120, 2 weeks ago. Will probably be "undectable" soon. My question is, my CD4+...
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Worried..T-Cells count going down fast!
Posted by Overstressed, 4 Replies
I was tested postive in 2003 and when I went in for my frist T-Cell count and Viral Load I was not sure what to expect..I started @1041 T-Cell and viral load 45,000 and of course I would go in and get my count every 3 months . My T-Cells would be...
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33rd day elisa,cd4 count, and Viral load accurate?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Hey all. Im the "oral DOES =HIV" guy. Well it looks like gmanbill and deb tex are right on. just one question. I went to the doctor and told him my symptoms. He checked me out from head to toe. He was just as concerned as I was, as I had swollen...
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