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Viral Load After Six Months
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Is two months viral load equal to six months elisa? 99.8% negative is not false negative?Is two months viral load equal to six months elisa? 99.8% negative which is not a false negative?...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
I don't think the study has been done to answer that question.MH...
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HBV viral dna load almost exactly 1/2 of what it was six months agoHello Dr. McGovern,I'm an inactive chronic hepatitis b carrier. I have one simple question. my... Read more »Is a viral load test (RNA PCR) up till 40 plates over than two monthes later be compared to six monthes ELISA?Is a viral load test (RNA PCR) up till 40 plates a little over than two monthes after the suspected... Read more »
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Understanding HIV-Related Lab Tests II: Viral Load, Resistance and TropismLab Tests Are Important Tools Viral Load Test Resistance Test Tropism Test Bottom Line Lab Tests Are Important Tools Having regular lab tests is a necessary part of good health care. Lab testsare important tools that help you and... Read more »
Women and HIV Viral LoadTable of Contents What Is a Viral Load? How Are Viral Load Results Used? Starting Treatment When Should You Be Tested? Women and Viral Load Areas of Future Viral Load Research What Is a Viral Load? HIV attacks immune system... Read more »
FAQs About HIV Viral Load TestsViral Load Basics | Viral Load Test Results | Viral Load and HIV Treatment | Viral Load "Blips" | Viral Load and HIV Transmission Viral Load Basics What's the difference between "undetectable" and "zero" viral load? What's the point of... Read more »
Will Your Next Viral Load Be as Undetectable as the Last? Study Says: ProbablyIf your past several viral load test results have been undetectable, there's about a 95 percent chance that your next one will be, too, according to a large Swiss study published in the May 6 issue of HIV Medicine , the official journal of the... Read more »
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VIRAL LOAD TESTS VS ELISA
Posted by bura, 2 Replies
"The test can be used for diagnosis, because it can detect a viral load a few days after HIV infection. This is better than the standard HIV (antibody) test, which can be "negative" for 2 to 6 months after HIV infection." If the antibody test can be...
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hiv viral load
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and Perhaps a Lifesaver? By Paul Galatowitsch, Antonio Urbina and Timothy Law Snyder Paul Galatowitsch is a health care consultant. Antonio Urbina is the director of clinical HIV and AIDS education at St. Vincent's Hospital. Timothy Law Snyder is a... Read more » Viral load 334,000 to undetectable in 5 months
Posted by DJones, 3 Replies
Just wanted to give some people hope. In January 2009 I was diagnosed with AIDS and had a viral load of 334,000 and a TCell count of 106. In five months on Atripla I now am undetectable and have a TCell count of 284. So there is good news out...
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He tells me...after six months.
Posted by Cristo, 13 Replies
Hello all, This is my first post, and until two days ago, I never even knew this website existed or that I would have a reason to come here. I have been dating a 29 year old man (I am 28) for the past six months and two days ago he told me... Read more »
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