Sounds good and our testosterone goes up and down depending on our energy levels. You should be working out at the gym if you're on shots. Don't worry so much about your numbers. 👍😜🤗

These things do happen but you must make sure that you take your medication on time every day for the rest of your life. 77 is not a bad number keep an eye on it and have your doctor take your blood work in a couple of months and see if it continues. You can have the conversation about possibly changing your medication at that time.

Don't get hung up on your CD4 count but follow the percentage and a ratio is 1.6 is in the "normal" range. Recognize that there will be "blips" occasionally and don't get upset. A blood test is just a onetime look at a specific point of time and labs can also have a problem with calibration. For some people their "normal" is not the same as everyone else's. It sound like your "normal" is higher than others. As I mentioned earlier, look more toward trends than the actual numbers.

I have been fortunate with each " cocktail " I have been on or asked to be changed to .

Only once did labs have ro be taken more than once but had bupkis to do with my labs because back then blood samples were set out to be analyzed and the carrier of the samples for about 100 of us were affected so had to have labs retaken for actual testing to know what our blood contained .

Now that my health care team is all part of a major research hospital system there's no more worry over such another such an incident because everything is analyzed right there on site .

Now with each cocktail ( I am now on my third such cocktail in the past 20 + years becsuse after starting on meds I went undectable.

As of last months check up labs I am holding strong at <7 ( under 7 ) with ny viral load count :) .