| Background. The prevention of Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) infection that have high prevalence in people with HIV-positive is the primary focus of the program aimed to decrease the incidence and mortality due to cervical cancer. Aim. To determine the risk factors and prevalence of HPV among HIV/AIDS patients in Jakarta. Methods. Descriptive, cross-sectional, March to November 2014 at Kios Atma Jaya, Tomang, Central jakarta, 34 women HIV-positive selected using convinience sampling. Respondents were asked to fill the demographic information form and the HPV were tested by immunochemistry test. All data was computed and analysed using SPSS 21. Results. 4 out of 34 women (11,8%) were infected with low risk HPV and none of these women infected with high risk HPV. HPV infection found mostly on women who had sex, high parity, smoked and risky job as a sex worker. Conclusion. Only low risk HPV (genotype 6 and 11) were found and none of these women had high risk HPV (genotype 16) infection. |