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Hello, i am looking for help, i am hiv positive and i have been taking my medication for a year. i did an analysis 3 months ago and found that the virus has increased since my infection. it was 300 and now it is 800. can you advise me i have a child?

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It is not possible to prescribe you new medication or change your medication in this forum. Please consult with the doctor who has been treating you as you may need additional or different medication. Wish you good health!

Answered 3/13/2022

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Dr. Victor Nwanguma answered

Specializes in Infectious Disease

It is possible that you have not been taken your HIV medicine every single day. That is the most common cause for the increase in HIV in your blood. If you have been taken the medicine every day for 1 year without missing a dose, it is likely that the virus has become resistant to your HIV medicine. See your HIV specialist to check for resistance. You may need new HIV medications

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