Asymptomatic HIV infection
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- Pictures & Images Asymptomatic HIV Infection See all Pictures & Images Overview, Causes, & Risk Factors Asymptomatic HIV infection is a period of varying length in which there is slow deterioration of the immune system without clinical symptoms.
- It was further noted that US case law and legal commentators have generally accepted that asymptomatic HIV infection is a “handicap” or “disability.
- " The United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has disagreed with the First Circuit's view that asymptomatic HIV infection is a disability under the ADA.
- HIV Information Guide What is HIV? What Causes HIV? What are the Symptoms of HIV? How is HIV Treated? How Can HIV be Prevented? Asymptomatic HIV infection is a variable phase during chronic viral infection with HIV characterized by the absence of clinical symptoms of HIV infection.
- Since treatment for asymptomatic HIV infection is now available, early diagnosis of infected persons is vitally important.
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