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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Oct 12.
Published in final edited form as: Indian J Med Res. 2008 May;127(5):447–452.

Table.

Spectrum of co-morbidities among 118 HIV-infected IDUs availing care at the YR Gaitonde Centre for Substance Abuse-related Research, Chennai, India, 2006

Co-morbidity n (%)
Hepatitis C virus infection 111 (94.1)
Oral candidiasis 51 (43.2)
Pulmonary TB 40 (33.9)
Anaemia 27 (22.9)
Lower respiratory infection 19 (16.1)
Hepatitis B virus infection 14 (11.9)
Herpes zoster/herpes simplex/gastrointestinal
symptoms* 11 (9.3)
Cellulitis (with/without ulcers or abscesses) 8 (6.8)
Others** 6 (5.1)
*

each of the conditions listed in this row had the same prevalence;

**

others include extrapulmonary TB, tinea infections, papular pruritic infections, malaria, hydrocoeles, hemorrhoids, leg ulcers, endocarditis and inguinal hernia