Thank you all for your input. I was also CMV and BK negative, and my donor was positive. Mine came out positive five months after transplant. My CMV DNA PCR was 1.83, CMV DNA Viral Load PCR was 67.20. BK Virus was <500. Having no knowledge on how to interpret these numbers, I did some research but still no clear understanding of it. I'm not a Mayo patient. However, both my UCLA transplant nephrologist and regular nephrologist are working closely together on my cases. My regular nephrologist put me immediately on Valcyte 900 mg. 2x a day. The Cellcept (500 mg) was also stopped. However, my UCLA transplant nephrologist advised that the level was low and the meds should have not been adjusted. The Cellcept was put back on, and the Valcyte was stopped immediately. I did lab works two weeks in a row later, and both came out negative. I have labs again tomorrow and hoping to get new results. I also have an appointment at UCLA next week. You would think after the successful transplant surgery, you win the battle. It's frustrating that these issues are coming up months later which I understand are normal. These viruses are scary. It's like a no win-win situation. One is fighting against the other. You decrease the meds dosage to get rid of the viruses. On the other hand, rejection rate becomes higher. I'm aware that these will be ongoing issues so need to be really cautious. Although faced with these challenges, I'm thankful to receive a new kidney after four years of wait only and without dialysis. I'm also thankful to be a part of this supportive group, hear great advices and learn others' experiences. Thank you for your prayers and well wishes. I hope we are all able to win this fight.