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Psoríase pode surgir novamente ou se agravar significativamente em pessoas com infecção não controlada pelo HIV ou AIDS._x000D_ A psoríase associada ao HIV pode ser clinicamente confundível porque vários transtornos de pele em pacientes com HIV podem mimetizar a psoríase. Além disso, o manejo da psoríase moderada e grave associada ao HIV é desafiador: a maioria dos tratamentos sistêmicos convencionais é contraindicada, mas os pacientes tipicamente melhoram com terapia antirretroviral altamente ativa. | |||
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Psoriasis may appear de novo or worsen considerably in people with uncontrolled HIV infection or AIDS. HIV-associated psoriasis can be clinically confusing because several comorbid skin disorders in patients with HIV can mimic psoriasis. Furthermore, the management of moderate and severe HIV-associated psoriasis is challenging: most conventional systemic treatments are contraindicated but patients typically improve with highly active antiretroviral therapy. | |||
Revision as of 14:20, 16 August 2026
Psoriasis may appear de novo or worsen considerably in people with uncontrolled HIV infection or AIDS. HIV-associated psoriasis can be clinically confusing because several comorbid skin disorders in patients with HIV can mimic psoriasis. Furthermore, the management of moderate and severe HIV-associated psoriasis is challenging: most conventional systemic treatments are contraindicated but patients typically improve with highly active antiretroviral therapy.
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Psoriasis may appear de novo or worsen considerably in people with uncontrolled HIV infection or AIDS. HIV-associated psoriasis can be clinically confusing because several comorbid skin disorders in patients with HIV can mimic psoriasis. Furthermore, the management of moderate and severe HIV-associated psoriasis is challenging: most conventional systemic treatments are contraindicated but patients typically improve with highly active antiretroviral therapy. |
