What do the results mean?Below is a list of typical results. Your results may vary depending on your health and even the lab used for testing.A normal result means no HIV was found in your blood, and you are not infected.A low viral load means the virus is not very active and probably means your HIV treatment is working.A high viral load means the virus is more active and your treatment is not working well. The higher the viral load, the more risk you have for problems and diseases related to a weak immune system. It may also mean you are at higher risk for developing AIDS. If your results show a high viral load, your health care provider will probably make changes in your treatment plan.If you have questions about your results, talk to your health care provider.Learn more about laboratory tests, reference ranges, and understanding results.
