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Objective:To investigate the distribution of abnormal hilit syndromes in traditional Uighur medicine(TUM) among human immunodeficiency virus infection and acquired immune deficiency syndrome(HIV/AIDS)patients,and to find out the clinical characteristics of abnormal savda syndrome type HIV/AIDS patients.Methods:Between June and July in 2012,307 eligible HIV/AIDS patients from in-patient department and out-patient clinics of Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region the Sixth People’s Hospital in Urumqi were investigated.TUM syndrome differentiation was performed by a senior TUM physician.Each participant completed a Sign and Symptom CheckList for Persons Living with HIV/AIDS(SSC-HIV) questionnaire.Depression was evaluated by using Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression Questionnaire.Blood specimen was collected from each participant to test the levels of blood chemicals.Results:Of 307 HIV/AIDS patients,189(61.6%) were abnormal savda syndrome type,118(38.4%) were non-abnormal-savda syndrome type.Mean CD4 counts of abnormal savda syndrome type patients was(227.61 ±192.93) cells/μL,and the prevalence of anemia,thrombocytopenia,and elevated cystatin C were49.7%,28.6%,and 44.7%,which were significantly higher than those in the non-abnormal-savda syndrome type patients(26.3%,16.0%and 25.0%,P<0.05).In addition,depression(79.9%) and HIV/AIDS-related symptoms such as fatigue(42.3%),back aches(40.7%),lack of appetite(33.9%),night sweats(31.7%) were more common among abnormal savda syndrome patients(P<0.05).Conclusion:Abnormal savda syndrome is the dominant syndrome among HIV/AIDS patients,and they present a more sever clinical manifestation.
Objective: To investigate the distribution of abnormal hilit syndromes in traditional Uighur medicine (TUM) among human immunodeficiency virus infection and acquired immune deficiency syndrome (HIV / AIDS) patients, and to find out the clinical characteristics of abnormal savda syndrome type HIV / AIDS patients Methods: Between June and July in 2012,307 eligible HIV / AIDS patients from in-patient department and out-patient clinics of Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region the Sixth People’s Hospital in Urumqi were investigated. TUM syndrome differentiation was performed by a senior TUM physician .Each participant completed a Sign and Symptom CheckList for Persons Living with HIV / AIDS (SSC-HIV) questionnaire. Depression was evaluated by using Hamilton Scale Scale for Depression Questionnaire. Blood specimen was collected from each participant to test the levels of blood chemicals. Results: Of 307 HIV / AIDS patients, 189 (61.6%) were abnormal savda syndrome type, 118 (38.4%) were non-abnormal-savda syndrome type. M ean CD4 counts of abnormal savda syndrome type patients was (227.61 ± 192.93) cells / μL, and the prevalence of anemia, thrombocytopenia, and elevated cystatin C were 49.7%, 28.6%, and 44.7%, which were significantly higher than those in (79.9%) and HIV / AIDS-related symptoms such as fatigue (42.3%), back aches (26.3%, 16.0% and 25.0%, P < 40.7%), lack of appetite (33.9%), night sweats (31.7%) were more common among abnormal savda syndrome patients (P <0.05) .Conclusion: Abnormal savda syndrome is the dominant syndrome among HIV / AIDS patients, and they present a more sever clinical manifestation.