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People with HIV can present to acute medicine services with problems related to their HIV or the consequences of a weakened immune system. A basic understanding of how to evaluate the risk of opportunistic infections and how to recognize the syndromes they cause is essential. Expert help is often needed, but prompt recognition and good early management of acutely unwell patients with HIV can prevent further deterioration.
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