STUDY OF HIV STATUS IN 400 CASES 0F S.T.Ds IN SHANTI ID
CLINIC.VADODARGUJARAT, INDIA

Narendra Kumar Chopra

STUDY OF HIV STATUS IN 400 CASES 0F S.T.Ds IN SHANTI ID CLINIC.VADODARGUJARAT, INDIA

Narendra Kumar Chopra

Published Date: 2021-06-25

Narendra Kumar Chopra

Clinical Professor, Faculty of Medicine, clinical campus, hospital Sibu 95000 (Sarawak) SEGI University, Malaysia

Citation: Narendra Kumar Chopra; STUDY OF HIV STATUS IN 400 CASES 0F S.T.Ds IN SHANTI ID CLINIC.VADODARGUJARAT, INDIA; Clinical Microbiology 2021; London, UK

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Abstract

The prospective study was carried out for detecting the prevalence of HIV in sexually transmitted diseases (S.T.D) cases at Shanti infectious diseases clinic at Vadodara, Gujarat, India from January 2018 to May 2020. Out of 400 cases of sexually transmitted diseases, 317 (79.23 %) were males and 83 cases (20.75%) were females. Screening of HIV test was done by Elisa test and was confirmed by Western blot test. Amongst 400 cases 300 cases (75.00%) were in age group of 20 to 50 years, 34 cases (8,55%) were of 0 to 20 years, 66 cases 916.25%) were above 50 years. Out of 400 cases 87 cases (21.75%) were syphilis, 45 cases(11.25%) were cancroid, 73 cases (18,25%) were gonorrhea, 110 cases (27.50%) were genital herpes, 11 cases (2.75%) moll –scum contagiosum 44 cases(11,00%)genital scabies, 9 cases (2.755) cytomegalovirus infection and 21 cases (5,24%) were having lympho-granuloma venerium. Out of 400 cases of sexually transmitted diseases, 67 cases (16.76%) were HIV positive, amongst which 61 cases (91.04%) were HIV1 and remaining 6 cases (8.96%) were HIV2. Although there is plausible link between STI and HIV risk, intervention studies continue to be disappointing. This does not disprove a causal link, but mechanisms of action and the design and implementation of interventions need to be better understood.

Biography

Narendra Kumar Chopra has completed his master’s degree M. D Internal Medicine from “Maharaja Sayajee Rao University” Baroda, India in the year 1986.Subsequently he has completed his Fellowship in Tropical Medicine from Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene London (U. K) in the year 1989.He was also awarded WHO Fellowship in the year 1990 in Leprosy, infectious diseases in countries of South East Asia &Africa. He has also received young scientist Melville Christian Memorial Award and Gold medal at national level in the year 1995 for research in the field of leprosy. He was also awarded Rastriya Gaurav Award by Vice President of India in the year 2002 for outstandind contribution in the field of Infectious diseases. He was also selected in the team by World Health organization for action program for elimination of leprosy in the year 2003.He has published more than 40 research papers in peer reviewed national &International journals.

Publication of speakers:

1. Chopra, Narendra & Ni, Han & Lim, Vichard. (2019). Past Present and Future Status of HIV-AIDS Pandemic Problem in World. Microbiology & Infectious Diseases. 3. 10.33425/2639- 9458.1050..

2. Chopra, Narendra. (2019). Published article Past Present & Future of HIV-AIDS. 3. 1of 6.

3. Chopra, Narendra. (2018). Study cardiac involvement in 200 casesof Dengue fever.

4. Chopra, Narendra. (2018). Study of HIV status in 400 cases of S.T.D.

5. Chopra, Narendra. (2018). Study of cardiac involvement in 200 cases of denguefever. Microbiology & Infectious Diseases. 2. 10.33425/2639-9458.1027.