Started 2 weeks, 4 days ago (2009-12-06 19:19:00)
by ruralguy
Try Dr Wouter Rietsma in
Plattsburgh, VP medical affairs at CVPH
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Started 3 weeks ago (2009-12-04 17:37:00)
by Esmerelda
You forgot the mention that you have tested negative for HIV. As far as your
CD4 count. It's not unusual for CD4s to flutate as much as a few hundred between tests. Many things can affect that count, even the time of day the blood is drawn. Most of us on this board haven't seen a 701 in years. It's a few hundred above the low end of normal. Most of us haven't even seen a normal...
Started 2 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-10-11 15:22:00)
by Esmerelda
This is really interesting. Do you have the original link to the article? For people not familiar with the mechanics of HIV the reason this is note worthy is because HIV medications can only work against the virus that is actively replicating. It can do nothing to destroy
latent virus. So the more virus you can get to become active, the more virus medication can kill. I think ...
Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-11-17 23:06:00)
by Robert1
Hi There is really little data on maitake. the reason people stopped looking at it is that antiretrovirals are so amazingly effective. If I were you I would eat well, exercise and take
vitamin D and coq10 and start meds soon. Remember they really are effective and can help so much.
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Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2009-11-05 17:58:00)
by hopefulone
my prescription is $1,504.43 insurance covers $1,474.43 and my
co-pay is $30.00 this is for a one month supply quantity 30 pills
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Started 2 months, 1 week ago (2009-10-17 12:09:00)
by ruralguy
I've been on
atripla for a month and never had a headache. So maybe it is the dental work?
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Started 1 month, 4 weeks ago (2009-10-27 15:29:00)
by spain
Hi, I'm also just diagnosed, 2 months ago, with pretty similar stats. My
CD4 is 549, and viral load 67,000. I was told there's no need to take meds yet. But from all I read, you need to see what the next tests in 3 and 6 months will say. A highish viral load can lead to a faster decrease in CD4 counts, but doesn't necessarily need to. The viral load in itself is not worrying, but the ...
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