ClinicalHighfever lymphadenoPathy Cough
dyspnoea, appearance of new effusion
(commonly pleural and pericardial effusion occasionally)
hepatosplenomegaly ascites oedema,epididymorchitis abscess
inflammatory bowel perforation psoas abscess etc Radiological
worsening pulmonary ifiltrate or consolidation intrabdominal
lymphadenopathy development or enlagement of cerebral space occupying
lesions.
Common during first 8 weeks. Caseating,
granuloma, reactive changes; AFB smear &
culture usually negative; often
associated with CD4 rise and PPD conversion
Lymphadenitis, abscess (skin, endobronchial, abdomen) lung infiltrate, CNS.
ART include Lamivudine and/or tenofivir
Meningitis, palsy, lymphadenitis abscess, cavitary pneumonia.
Variable occurrence from 1 week to 8 months. CSF pleocytosis, raised protein, India ink & culture- ve but Ag.+ve in low titer
Biopsy often characteristic of viral hepatitis; variable response of
Hepatitis B &
C
Contract enchancing inflammatory cellular infiltration lesion on MRI. On biopsy perivascular inflammatory cellular infiltration
Demyelinating leucoencephalopathy
Inflammed warts molluscum
Large numbers, increase in size of existing lesions