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What Is The Viral Load Count For A Person To Be Resistant From Medication?
it's not the viral load that makes the difference. it's the mutation of the virus from not taking your meds as directed, that makes the difference.
I would think the best person to ask would be HIV Doctor
Physiologically, everyone is different, if after time has passed and your viral load is heading in the wrong direction, it may be time for your HIV specialist to prescribe different ART's. This happens to many HIV infected people, med changes needed when no longer effective at keeping you safe. It's done all the time.
A person may be suspected of having drug-resistant HIV if their viral load, which should drop to undetectable levels within the first three to six months of starting a new medicine, begins to increase after being undetectable. This increase indicates that the HIV may have become resistant to the medication.
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