IDSA Recommendations for Preventing Human Papillomavirus Infections and Cervical Cancer Screening for Women with in HIV-AIDS Recommendations for Cervical Cancer Screening - Women with HIV Aged <30 Years • If younger than age 21, known to have HIV or been newly diagnosed with HIV, and sexually active, screen within 1 year of onset of sexual activity regardless of mode of HIV infection. • Women with HIV aged 21–29 should have a Pap test following initial diagnosis. • Pap test should be done at baseline and every 12 months. • Some experts recommend a Pap test at 6 months after the baseline test • If results of 3 consecutive Pap tests are normal, follow-up Pap tests can be performed every 3 years • Co-testing (Pap test and HPV test) is not recommended for women younger than 30. Preventing First Episode of HPV Infection Vaccination Schedules • HPV recombinant vaccine 9 valent (Types 6.11.16,18,31,33,45,52,58) 0.5mL IM at 0, 1–2, and 6 months #HPV #HumanPapillomavirus #IDSA #Prevention #Treatment #management #opportunistic #infections #HIVAIDS #pharmacology
