Management Of Oral Candidiasis Children And Infant With Hiv/Aids Infection : Report Of Two Cases
Rina Kartika Sari,
Alrevo Panji Auradewa,
Salma Qatrunnada Sayuti
Abstract:Background: HIV infection is characterized by progressive immunosuppression due to low absolute CD4 counts. The most common HIV-related oral disorder is oral candidiasis.
Case(s): First case, A 10-month-old baby girl complained of white plaque on her hard palate since 3 months ago.She had experienced the same before and was treated with Nystatin then the lesion resolved. She was HIV positive and took Abacavir twice a day. The latest CD4 test was 3 months ago and the result was 1000 cells/µL. The second c… Show more
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