酒精飲用對(duì)50歲及以上人群HIV感染的影響研究
[Abstract]:Background With the concerted efforts of all countries in the world, the global AIDS epidemic has shown a downward trend in recent years. The number of new cases and deaths has decreased compared with 2011. However, the total number of people living with HIV/AIDS (hereinafter referred to as HIV/AIDS) is still on the rise, and the AIDS epidemic in developing countries is still very serious. Since 2007, the number of new HIV infections has declined year by year, but the number of new HIV infections aged 50 years and over and the proportion of new HIV infections in new HIV infections have increased year by year. The combination of HIV infection, antiviral therapy and older age increases the likelihood of HIV-infected and AIDS-infected people over 50 years of age suffering from other chronic diseases, accelerating the development of this population. Therefore, reducing the number of new infections in people aged 50 years and over and curbing the rising trend of HIV infection and death in this population is the top priority of AIDS prevention and control work. Understanding the regularity of HIV infection in people aged 50 years and over and carrying out targeted prevention and intervention are the premise to achieve this goal. Alcohol use is more common in people aged 50 and over and in people with HIV/AIDS, and alcohol consumption is a risk factor for high-risk sexual behavior. Alcohol consumption reduces the awareness of condom prevention against sexually transmitted diseases in sexual behavior, but also affects the attitudes of drinkers towards condom use, and reduces the skills of drinkers to use condoms correctly. Increase the risk of unsafe sexual behavior. Compared with other populations, domestic AIDS research for people aged 50 and over started relatively late, and the existing research is mostly confined to HIV/AIDS knowledge, behavior investigation and epidemic report for people aged 50 and over, but few targeted at alcohol consumption in people aged 50 and over HIV infection. In view of this, a case-control study was conducted to investigate the sexual behavior and alcohol use of HIV-infected and healthy people aged 50 years and over in Liuzhou, and to explore the role of alcohol consumption in HIV-infected people aged 50 years and over by conditional logistic regression analysis. Epidemiological characteristics and risk factors of HIV / AIDS HIV infection in Liuzhou City aged 50 years and over; (2) To compare and analyze the drinking status of HIV / AIDS and non-infected people aged 50 years and above and the occurrence of high-risk behaviors after drinking; (3) To explore the countermeasures and measures to reduce the excessive drinking and high-risk sexual behaviors after drinking among people aged 50 years and above in Liuzhou city. A case-control study was conducted in Liuzhou and Luzhai counties of Guangxi Autonomous Region. All the hiv/aids patients aged 50 years and over were reported from January 1, 2010 to June 30, 2012. All the patients were of the same age, sex and place of residence. A 1:1 matched cross-sectional quantitative survey was conducted among non-infected persons, including basic personal information, alcohol consumption, sexual behavior, high-risk behavior history, AIDS knowledge and so on. Personal interviews were conducted among staff, doctors/followers of antiretroviral treatment sites, follow-up staff of community health service centers/township hospitals, and staff of VCT sites. Quantitative survey data were analyzed by SPSS 13.0 software. Single factor and multi-factor statistical analysis were used to analyze the status of HIV infection. Among the influencing factors of alcohol consumption and HIV infection, single factor analysis was performed by C2 test or Fisher exact probability method, and multiple factor analysis was performed by conditional logistic regression analysis. Of 528 HIV/AIDS cases aged 50 years and over, 84.8% of the subjects were sexually transmitted. Males were mainly transmitted through commercial heterosexual behavior (67.5%) and non-commercial accidental heterosexual behavior (11.1%). Females were mainly transmitted through fixed partner/spouse positive (65.5%) and commercial heterosexual behavior (19.6%). Among 367 HIV / AIDS patients with spouses / fixed sexual partners, 92.1% of them never used condoms in their spouses / fixed sexual partners before they were diagnosed with HIV infection, and 68.6% of the men in the case group had commercial differences. Sexual behavior, most commercial heterosexual sex occurs in local low-grade hotels and rental housing, and condom use rate is low, 55.5% of the respondents in commercial sexual behavior "never" condom, condom use is the main reason "one of the reluctance to use" and "unnecessary." Case group 33 commercial. Heterosexual women are all commercial sex service providers, and their working environment is mostly low-grade places or roadside in the city. The main reason for not using condoms is "one of them is unwilling to use it". 13.3% of HIV / AIDS have had non-commercial casual sex, 75.7% of them "never use" condoms instead of condoms. 4.7% of the patients had injected drugs, 64.0% of them had shared needles and needles. 2. The influencing factors of HIV infection were mild drinking (or = 11.957, P = 0.029) and more than non-drinkers. Commercial heterosexual behavior (or = 6.535, P = 0.045) was an important risk factor for HIV infection; higher HIV / AIDS related knowledge score (or = 0.391, P = 0.027) was a protective factor for HIV infection. Among the drinkers, the proportion of excessive drinking (25.3%) in the case group was higher than that in the control group (18.5%), and the protective factor of excessive drinking was spouse/fixed sexual partner. The incidence of commercial heterosexual behavior (88.2% vs. 28.4%, 2 = 42.829, p0.001) and non-commercial accidental behavior (25.3% vs. 7.7%, 2 = 9.446, P = 0.009) in the control group were higher than that in the non-excessive drinkers (65.1%). (z = 2.418, P = 0.016). 4. Intervention measures (1) Increase the intensity of AIDS publicity, through the elderly are willing to accept the way to understand AIDS-related information peer education, medical institutions at all levels of doctors, newspapers, radio and television publicity and education, so that people aged 50 and above understand the seriousness of the AIDS epidemic in the region, Familiar with the possible ways of HIV infection in life, especially sexual pathways, and for each route of infection, educate people how to do a good job of self-protection, emphasize the role of condoms in preventing the spread of AIDS and how to correctly use condoms throughout the process; (2) Strengthen family ethics, legal education, so that they understand the violation of extramarital sexual behavior. Ethics and morality, and commercial sexual behavior is an illegal act, through publicity and education to enhance the sense of family responsibility of people aged 50 and above, reduce the occurrence of extramarital sexual behavior; (3) increase drinking and health publicity, using a variety of forms to strengthen drinking health education, such as opening health lectures, playing educational videos, so that people aged 50 and above. Understand the relationship between drinking and health, excessive drinking on health hazards, promote moderate drinking; (4) Strengthen the key education of the drinkers aged 50 and above, give treatment to the alcoholic addicts, guide them to drink low alcohol as far as possible to replace high alcohol, reduce the chances of collective drinking outside the family, reduce excessive drinking and after drinking. The occurrence of sexual behavior, while strengthening condom use skills training, improve the rate of condom use in drunk sexual behavior; _Through publicity and education, reduce the fear of AIDS in people aged 50 and above, let them understand the process and network of free HIV testing and treatment, understand the voluntary testing services and rapid testing process, improve the high level of the population. The rate of voluntary counseling and testing after risky sexual behavior was increased, and the treatment after positive HIV test was increased in propaganda and education to promote spouse/fixed partner notification and spouse testing, and to reduce the transmission of HIV within the family or between spouses/fixed sexual partners. To reduce the incidence of new HIV infection and improve the quality of life of HIV/AIDS, the guidelines for increasing the rate of condom use in sexual intercourse and for further effective prevention and control of AIDS and follow-up of HIV/AIDS cases have been found have been adopted.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:安徽醫(yī)科大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:博士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2014
【分類號(hào)】:R512.91
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