Evaluation may detect infections that do not typically occur in the general population, such as Disseminated mycobacterial infections Pneumocystis jirovecii infection Cryptococcus neoformans infection Other fungal infections Infections that also occur in the general population but suggest AIDS if they are unusually severe or frequently recur include Herpes zoster Herpes simplex Vaginal candidiasis Invasive pneumococcal infections Salmonella septicemia Manifestations of HIV Infection Disseminated Bartonellosis in HIV Infection This patient with HIV disease has disseminated cutaneous papules on the face as well as exophytic nodules on the eyelids.