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Dermatite seborreica associada a infecção subjacente pelo HIV. Embora a dermatite seborreica seja uma doença comum que afeta 2% a 4% da população em geral, até 80% das pessoas infectadas pelo HIV desenvolvem dermatite seborreica em algum estágio após serem infectadas. Postula-se que a alteração do sistema imunológico em HIV-AIDS altera a forma como a pele responde à presença de leveduras Malassezia na pele. A dermatite seborreica é mais prevalente e tem início mais precoce após a infecção pelo HIV em homens homossexuais e bissexuais do que em usuários de drogas intravenosas. Existe uma correlação inversa entre a gravidade e a contagem de células T CD4. | |||
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Seborrhoeic dermatitis associated with underlying HIV infection. Although seborrhoeic dermatitis is a common disease affecting 2%-4% of the general population, up to 80% of HIV-infected people develop seborrhoeic dermatitis at some stage after becoming infected. It is postulated that the alteration of the immune system in HIV-AIDS changes the way the skin responds to the presence of Malassezia yeasts on the skin. Seborrhoeic dermatitis is more prevalent and has an earlier onset after acquisition of HIV in homosexual and bisexual men than in intravenous drug users. There is an inverse correlation between severity and the CD4 T-cell count. | |||
Revision as of 15:18, 15 August 2026
Seborrhoeic dermatitis associated with underlying HIV infection. Although seborrhoeic dermatitis is a common disease affecting 2%-4% of the general population, up to 80% of HIV-infected people develop seborrhoeic dermatitis at some stage after becoming infected. It is postulated that the alteration of the immune system in HIV-AIDS changes the way the skin responds to the presence of Malassezia yeasts on the skin. Seborrhoeic dermatitis is more prevalent and has an earlier onset after acquisition of HIV in homosexual and bisexual men than in intravenous drug users. There is an inverse correlation between severity and the CD4 T-cell count.
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| English | HIV-associated seborrhoeic dermatitis |
Seborrhoeic dermatitis associated with underlying HIV infection. Although seborrhoeic dermatitis is a common disease affecting 2%-4% of the general population, up to 80% of HIV-infected people develop seborrhoeic dermatitis at some stage after becoming infected. It is postulated that the alteration of the immune system in HIV-AIDS changes the way the skin responds to the presence of Malassezia yeasts on the skin. Seborrhoeic dermatitis is more prevalent and has an earlier onset after acquisition of HIV in homosexual and bisexual men than in intravenous drug users. There is an inverse correlation between severity and the CD4 T-cell count. |
