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Lipodystrophy studies in women.


 Several studies on women have examined the relationship between body composition and the fat redistribution associated with lipodystrophy. One study found that women with HIV, receiving protease inhibitors (PIs), were more likely to have an elevated waist-to-hip ratios (WHR) than HIV negative women. Another study on body shape showed greater increases in breast and waist sizes in women on PI treatment, but the difference was not significant enough to equate the changes to the protease inhibitor-containing regimen. Further study is needed to determine the relationship between lipodystrophy and HIV in women.
