Most common opportunistic infection in AIDS is_____________?

Correct answer: C. Candidiasis

  • A. Cryptococcosis
  • B. Tuberculosis
  • C. Candidiasis
  • D. Aspergilosis

Explanation

Candidiasis, especially oral thrush, is among the commonest opportunistic infections in AIDS because impaired cell-mediated immunity permits Candida overgrowth. Cryptococcosis and aspergillosis are important but less frequent.

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