Among continuous variables, the significant associations observed were: flu-like syndrome with higher weight (71.1±12.7 vs. 65.2±9 k.; p = 0.02); depression with higher HIV plasma viral load (median 199 copies/mL, 25–75% IQR 49–298 vs. median 49 copies/mL, 25–75% IQR 39–199; p = 0.045), neutropenia with lower CD4 T-cell count (median 508 cells/mL, 25–75% IQR 340–769 vs. median 591 cells/mL, 25–75% IQR 497–800; p = 0.03) and thrombocytopenia with lower CD4 T-cell count (median 511 cells/mL, 25–75% IQR 383–704 vs. non neutropenic: median 611 cells/mL, 25–75% IQR 473–816; p = 0.049). Here, CD4 is linked to depressive symptom measurement.