HIV Test Results

If you are living with HIV, there are many tests that help your doctor periodically assess your overall health, track the progression of the disease, and determine the best course of action for your treatment. These tests also help identify any risk factors you may have for other diseases.

Make sure that you visit your doctor every 3 to 4 months for an evaluation and to discuss any recent test results. Identifying and evaluating potential problems early can help you better manage your health and any side effects you are experiencing.



Follow the links below for an overview of each test and what the results may mean.

CD4 & Viral Load Tests

CD4 Cell Count Test

Viral Load Test



Drug Resistance Tests

Genotypic Test

Phenotypic Test

Virtual Phenotypic Test



Additional Laboratory Tests

Complete or Full Blood Count (CBC or FBC) Test

Liver Function Tests

Kidney Function Test

Glucose Test

Lipid Test

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