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Poz for 2 yrs labs
Aug 17, 2008
Hi, Im a 25 yrs old mail diagnosed Aug 06, Im not on meds and feel great. I my labs was VL 404 & CD4 889.. I read others question, and it make me wonder if im doing well. and should I expect to be on meds anytime soon?
Thanks again for your response, this site is a blessing
Response from Dr. Holodniy
You are doing fabulous. You don't indicate what the trend has been over the last 2 years. But assuming that these are fairly stable numbers, no need for HIV treatment at this time or any time soon.
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