It sounds like you're doing an amazing job managing your health and staying on top of your treatment! Your numbers show great progress, and your dedication to healthy habits like eating well, exercising, and taking your medication consistently is key to staying undetectable.

Frequent "blips" (small, temporary increases in Show Full Answer

It sounds like you're doing an amazing job managing your health and staying on top of your treatment! Your numbers show great progress, and your dedication to healthy habits like eating well, exercising, and taking your medication consistently is key to staying undetectable.

Frequent "blips" (small, temporary increases in viral load) can happen, especially with stress or lack of sleep, which you mentioned might be a factor with a newborn. These blips are usually not a cause for concern as long as they resolve and your viral load remains low or undetectable overall.

To stay on track:
1. Continue taking Biktarvy as prescribed without missing doses.
2. Prioritize rest when possible, even with a busy schedule.
3. Manage stress through meditation, prayer, or other relaxation techniques.
4. Keep up with regular check-ups and lab work to monitor your progress.

You're doing everything right, and it's clear you're committed to your health and your family. Keep up the great work, and congratulations on your new baby!

 This AI-generated response comes from myHIVteam and other selected sources. It is not a substitute for medical advice. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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