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P188 Epidemiological and sociodemographic profile of HIV+/AIDS patients at a reference center in the south of Minas Gerais, Brazil

Introduction The Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), identified in Brazil in the early 1980s, spread across the country, with its risk group and profile being modified over the years. Therefore, it is necessary to study the profile of these patients in order to generate comparisons, preventions and improvements in care. (comparisons and preventions that lead to improvements in care). Along with the dissemination, new drugs are emerging in the treatment of HIV infections, observing the emergence of comorbidities that need to be pre-diagnosed and treated, aiming at improving patients‘ quality of life and reducing the mortality. Given the lack of knowledge of the epidemiological and clinical profile of these patients in small and medium-sized cities, it is necessary to study and compare them at the national level. Objective To locate the epidemiological and sociodemographic profile of patients treated at the AIDS Care and Prevention Center/STD(CAP) in Brazil/Itajuba. Methods Of 292 medical records of patients in 2020, 168 were randomly selected and analyzed for information such as sex, age, sexual orientation, viral transmission, housing, race, education, social occupation and other information on the main comorbidities. Results There was a predominance of men (73.8%), white (57.7%) and 51% with incompleted high school. The predominant age groups were 31–40 years (25.6%), 41–50 (23.8%) and 51–60 (22.6%). There was a predominance of heterosexual orientation (42.3%), sexual transmission (81.5%) and residents in the Urban Zone (81%). In addition to Occupations: Unemployment (14.9%), Home (14.3%) and less favored occupants social positions. The main comorbidities were: Oral Candidiasis (35.1%), Persistent Dermatitis (23.2%), Depression (22%), Pneumonia (14.3%), Tuberculosis (13.1%), Syphilis (10.9%). Conclusion The profile differs from common sense, calling attention to age and sexual orientation. Finally, there is a need to improve the filling of medical records,for future comparisons and preventions that lead to improvements in care