HIV transmission among HIV/AIDS and their spouses or fixed sex partners in Sichuan province
Zang Ling-lin
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Zang Ling-lin
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Objective To study the prevalence and sexual behavior of the HIV sexual transmission among HIV/AIDS and their spouses or fixed sex partners and to provide scientific evidence for HIV prevention and control.Methods Persons with HIV/AIDS and their spouses or fixed sex partners were investigated with a questionnaire and their blood samples were taken for anti-HIV antibody detection.Results The rate of HIV infection through sexual transmission was 37.8%(48/127) in spouses or fixed sex partners.The HIV transmission rate of male-to-female was 43.6%(44/101) and higher than the rate of female-to-male(15.4% χ2=6.984,P0.05).The spousal transmission rate of the subjects infected through heterosexual contact was lower than that of the subjects infected through injection drug use.However,there was no significant difference(χ2=0.122,P=0.727).After HIV infection,the consistent condom use rates of HIV/AIDS with spouses or fixed sex partners was 72.8%(107/147).Conclusion The HIV infection rate of sexual transmission was high in spouses or fixed sex partners,and the transmission rate of male-to-female was higher than that of female-to-male.Some people living with HIV/AIDS had multiple sexual partners and couldn't use condom consistently.The process of informing the HIV positive result should be standardized and the specific intervention should be conducted.
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Objective To study the prevalence and sexual behavior of the HIV sexual transmission among HIV/AIDS and their spouses or fixed sex partners and to provide scientific evidence for HIV prevention and control.Methods Persons with HIV/AIDS and their spouses or fixed sex partners were investigated with a questionnaire and their blood samples were taken for anti-HIV antibody detection.Results The rate of HIV infection through sexual transmission was 37.8%(48/127) in spouses or fixed sex partners.The HIV transmission rate of male-to-female was 43.6%(44/101) and higher than the rate of female-to-male(15.4% χ2=6.984,P0.05).The spousal transmission rate of the subjects infected through heterosexual contact was lower than that of the subjects infected through injection drug use.However,there was no significant difference(χ2=0.122,P=0.727).After HIV infection,the consistent condom use rates of HIV/AIDS with spouses or fixed sex partners was 72.8%(107/147).Conclusion The HIV infection rate of sexual transmission was high in spouses or fixed sex partners,and the transmission rate of male-to-female was higher than that of female-to-male.Some people living with HIV/AIDS had multiple sexual partners and couldn't use condom consistently.The process of informing the HIV positive result should be standardized and the specific intervention should be conducted.
Key concepts: Condom, Transmission (telecommunications), Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Medicine, Sexual transmission, Demography, Sex partners, Sexual behavior