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AIDS/HIV has become a worldwide epidemic, affecting different populations and geographic areas and has become the most important public health problem (Geo et al., 2013). An estimated 36.7 million people were infected with HIV, globally, in 2015, out of which 2.1 million were new infections. People living with HIV accounted for 1.2 million (11%) of all new TB cases worldwide. India has been reported to be in the 0–4.9% zone of HIV prevalence in new TB cases. Globally in 2015, 55% of notified TB patients (3.4 million) had a documented HIV test result, an 18-fold increase in testing coverage since 2004 (Global Tuberculosis Report, 2015). According to sentinel surveillance held in 2014-2015 in India, HIV prevalence was 0.26%. Adult HIV prevalence for males was 0.30% and that of females was 0.22%.The most common age group affected was 15–49 years (National AIDS Control Organisation, 2015)

Evaluation of CD4 Cell Count and its Associating Factors - In HIV-TB Co-Infection