Hello,
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Brief answer,
Viral load is increased and CD4 count is decreased
Detailed explanation,
1.When some one has infected with
hiv and done the laboratory tests after 6 months of possible exposure to hiv then the results are like this
a) viral load is around 10,000 to 20,000
b) CD4 count ranges from 500-750cells per mm3
2. When some one has infected with hiv and done the laboratory tests after 1 to 2 years withoit getting any symptoms of possible exposure to hiv then the results are like this
a) viral load is upto 1,00,000 count
b) CD4 count ranges from 300-450 cells per mm3
3 From the above results we can predict that if the disease advances without diagnosing it as hiv then the viral load increases and CD4 cound will decreases
Hope this information helps