THE DEBUT OF THE MASK HIV
The early HIV-infection occurs with a high viral load and characterized by significant risk of virus sexual transmission. Disease debut suspection is difficult by the time because of nonspecific clinical symptoms, which often goes ahead of seroconversion. Clinical manifestations of primary HIV-infection are similar to those of infectious mononucleosis or flu. Debut with neurological symptoms is less common and can occur with aseptic meningitis, peripheral neuropathy and transient mental and cognitive impairment. The improvement of serological and virological methods of diagnostic procedure allows establishing the fact of HIV contamination within a week after infection. Recent years, there has been a trend towards earlier onset of antiviral therapy. Reducing the number of sexual contacts among those, aware of their disease makes it possible to restrict the distribution of HIV-infection.