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Is It Possible To Have Slight Changes In VRL After Someone Become Undetectable
A myHIVteam Member asked a question 💭

I was undetectable in feb and two day back again i gave sample for VRL but this time my count is slightly higher, is it normal or anything to worry.

posted July 20, 2018
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A myHIVteam Member

My viral load goes up once in a while. Do not worry. Couild have been something is going on in your life, etc. The next time you have bloodwork, it most likely b undetectable

posted July 23, 2018
A myHIVteam Member

yes, it's common. not a restful night sleep night before, stress, diet could be anything that triggered it to go up

posted September 2, 2018
A myHIVteam Member

Nothing to worry about. ☮️

posted July 20, 2018
A myHIVteam Member

Ramon is absolutely right!

posted July 22, 2018

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