Asymptomatic HIV infection
From DrKoop's partner site on genital herpes, HerpesConnection.com
HIV infection - asymptomatic Prevention Prevention of HIV infection relies primarily upon decreasing the risk of sexual transmission by safer sex behaviors, as well as avoiding contact with contaminated blood (ceasing injection drug use or not sharing needles or syringes, and proper screening of blood products). Individuals at risk for HIV infection should undergo periodic testing to ensure early diagnosis of this infection, as there are numerous treatment options available.
Review Date: 02/13/2006  advertisement
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