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- Viral Suppression and an Undetectable Viral Load | HIV. gov
People with HIV can get and keep an undetectable viral load by taking HIV medicine (called antiretroviral therapy or ART) exactly as prescribed It’s important to start HIV treatment as soon as possible after diagnosis
- The Journey to Undetectable - Centers for Disease Control and . . .
HIV medicine can reduce the amount of HIV in your blood (called viral load) to a level so low that a test can’t detect it This is known as an “undetectable viral load” or “undetectable ” Getting and keeping an undetectable viral load is the best thing people with HIV can do to stay healthy
- HIV: Can You Spread It With an Undetectable Viral Load? - WebMD
HIV can spread when you share needles to inject drugs Your odds of infection may be less if you: Use clean equipment every time you inject Don't share needles Take HIV medicine
- 10 Things to Know About HIV Suppression | NIAID: National . . .
For almost everyone who starts taking their HIV medication as prescribed, viral load will drop to an undetectable level in six months or less Continuing to take HIV medications as directed is imperative to stay undetectable What does it mean to be durably undetectable?
- HIV Viral Load and Transmissibility of HIV Infection
Achieving an undetectable viral load can take up to 6 months of ART Once achieved, continued adherence is required According to guidelines from the Department of Health and Human Services, viral load testing should be performed every 3-4 months after the plasma HIV-1 RNA level reaches undetectable (<200 copies mL)
- Can undetectable HIV become detectable? What to know
There is no risk of HIV transmitting from a person with an undetectable viral load to an HIV-negative partner However, people who cannot reach an undetectable status or stay undetectable
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