ArticleCureus2024
Multiorgan and Multisystem Involvement During Primary HIV Infection: A Case Report With a Literature Review.
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Abstract
The initial six months following HIV infection have a high viral load. Nonspecific presentations might lead to the missing primary HIV diagnosis. Multiorgan and multisystem diagnosis is a rare presentation of primary HIV. A 40-year-old male patient with no documented comorbidities presented with bilateral flank pain. The onset of the pain was gradual, characterized as dull and aching, with radiation toward the groin. The patient also had severe pain in the left shoulder and left ankle region. Per-abdominal examination revealed bilateral flank tenderness, with the right side being more tender than the left. Swelling of the left shoulder and ankle was observed, accompanied by tenderness and a restricted range of motion. Contrast-enhanced computed tomography of the chest and abdomen revealed bilateral pyelonephritis multiple renal abscesses and liver abscesses. Left shoulder septic arthritis was also present. Pus culture and blood culture were positive for methicillin-sensitive
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