1985
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.121.4.494
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Genital herpes. A pervasive psychosocial disorder

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“…Is heterosexual AIDS increasing? In 1985, only 3% of HIV/AIDS cases involved heterosexual transmission, so there has been a major increase in heterosexual transmission of HIV in the United States (Figure 17.6). In the rest of the world, it is estimated that heterosexuals make up fully 90% of the HIV-infected people at present.…”
Section: Needle Sharing Among Injection Drug Usersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Is heterosexual AIDS increasing? In 1985, only 3% of HIV/AIDS cases involved heterosexual transmission, so there has been a major increase in heterosexual transmission of HIV in the United States (Figure 17.6). In the rest of the world, it is estimated that heterosexuals make up fully 90% of the HIV-infected people at present.…”
Section: Needle Sharing Among Injection Drug Usersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The retrospective casuistic studies also point to psychological triggers in a majority of cases [11,25], but they should be evaluated with caution. The demonstrated positive influence of various psychosocial interventions on the frequency of recurrence of herpes (see below: Therapy) also confirms the hypothesis of a psychosomatic relationship in a subgroup of patients.…”
Section: Herpes Genitalismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The clinical literature on genital herpes testifies to the potentially serious adjustment problems faced by persons with this disease. Clinicians have observed a multitude of problems including a "herpes syndrome" characterized by depression, lowered self-esteem, shame, and guilt (Bierman, 1983;Drob, 1986;Drob, Loemer, & Lufshutz, 1985;Luby & Klinge, 1985).…”
Section: Adjustment To Genital Herpesmentioning
confidence: 99%