Dermatological manifestations of human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome in era of highly active antiretroviral therapy

Maximum number of cases observed were of adverse cutaneous drug eruption (ACDE) comprising 31 cases (20.66%), followed by herpes zoster (HZ) 22 (14.66%), dermatophytosis 19 (12.66%), papular and pruritic eruption (PPE) of HIV 18 (12.00%), herpes genitalis 15 (10%), pyoderma 12 (8%) and variable prevalence of other dermatosis. All the three cases of perineal herpes simplex were presented with itching and burning sensation over scrotum without any typical history of vesicles formation and pain [Figure 2]. [...]this atypical presentation should be kept in mind to diagnose the case of perineal herpes simplex.