Stress as a predictor of symptomatic genital herpes virus recurrence in women with human immunodeficiency virus
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Auteurs : Deidre Byrnes Pereira [États-Unis] ; Michael H. Antoni [États-Unis] ; Aimee Danielson [États-Unis] ; Trudi Simon [États-Unis] ; Jonell Efantis-Potter [États-Unis] ; Charles S. Carver [États-Unis] ; Ron E. F. Duran [États-Unis] ; Gail Ironson [États-Unis] ; Nancy Klimas [États-Unis] ; Mary Ann Fletcher [États-Unis] ; Mary Jo O'Sullivan [États-Unis]Source :
- Journal of psychosomatic research [ 0022-3999 ] ; 2003.
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- topic : Maladie, Maladie sexuellement transmissible, Homme.
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Abstract
Objective: Genital herpes (Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2, HSV-2) is a significant public health problem for HIV+ women, who have high rates of HSV-2 seropositivity and elevated risk for HSV-2 associated morbidity and mortality. Life stress has been identified as a co-factor in genital herpes recurrence. However, no research has evaluated the relationship between stress and genital herpes recurrences in HIV+ women. The purpose of this study was to determine whether stress was associated with symptomatic genital herpes recurrences in women seropositive for HIV and HSV-2, Methods: Thirty-four HIV-infected African-American and Caribbean-American women underwent a psychosocial interview, blood draw and gynecologic examination to assess gynecologic symptoms (including genital herpes) at study entry. Life stress was measured using a 10-item modified version of the Life Experiences Survey (LES). Genital herpes recurrence over 1-year follow-up was abstracted using medical chart review. Results: Using hierarchical linear regression analysis, life stress at study entry was significantly associated with number of genital herpes recurrences during 1-year follow-up (β=.38, P=.03) after controlling for HIV disease variables and relevant behavioral factors. Recent life stress, in particular, was highly predictive of genital herpes recurrence during follow-up (β =.57, P =.002). The relationship between life stress and genital herpes recurrence persisted after controlling for HSV-2 viral reactivation (i.e., HSV-2 IgG titers) at study entry. Conclusion: These findings suggest that stress may be a significant predictor of genital herpes recurrence in women with HIV and HSV-2. Stress management interventions may buffer HSV-related morbidity and mortality in women with HIV.
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Life stress has been identified as a co-factor in genital herpes recurrence. However, no research has evaluated the relationship between stress and genital herpes recurrences in HIV<sup>+</sup> women. The purpose of this study was to determine whether stress was associated with symptomatic genital herpes recurrences in women seropositive for HIV and HSV-2, Methods: Thirty-four HIV-infected African-American and Caribbean-American women underwent a psychosocial interview, blood draw and gynecologic examination to assess gynecologic symptoms (including genital herpes) at study entry. Life stress was measured using a 10-item modified version of the Life Experiences Survey (LES). Genital herpes recurrence over 1-year follow-up was abstracted using medical chart review. Results: Using hierarchical linear regression analysis, life stress at study entry was significantly associated with number of genital herpes recurrences during 1-year follow-up (β=.38, P=.03) after controlling for HIV disease variables and relevant behavioral factors. Recent life stress, in particular, was highly predictive of genital herpes recurrence during follow-up (β =.57, P =.002). The relationship between life stress and genital herpes recurrence persisted after controlling for HSV-2 viral reactivation (i.e., HSV-2 IgG titers) at study entry. Conclusion: These findings suggest that stress may be a significant predictor of genital herpes recurrence in women with HIV and HSV-2. Stress management interventions may buffer HSV-related morbidity and mortality in women with HIV.</div></front></TEI><affiliations><list><country><li>États-Unis</li></country><region><li>Floride</li></region></list><tree><country name="États-Unis"><region name="Floride"><name sortKey="Pereira, Deidre Byrnes" sort="Pereira, Deidre Byrnes" uniqKey="Pereira D" first="Deidre Byrnes" last="Pereira">Deidre Byrnes Pereira</name></region><name sortKey="Antoni, Michael H" sort="Antoni, Michael H" uniqKey="Antoni M" first="Michael H." last="Antoni">Michael H. Antoni</name><name sortKey="Antoni, Michael H" sort="Antoni, Michael H" uniqKey="Antoni M" first="Michael H." last="Antoni">Michael H. Antoni</name><name sortKey="Carver, Charles S" sort="Carver, Charles S" uniqKey="Carver C" first="Charles S." last="Carver">Charles S. 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