CD4 and cryptosporidiosis: Included patients were predominantly male (77.8%), 43±11.9 years old, half were newly diagnosed with average 67±62 cells/μl CD4+ T cells, while the other half were PLWH with known HIV status for approximately 106±70 months; the majority of them (55.5%) were not on ART ≥6 months at the time of cryptosporidiosis; symptoms lasted longer in newly diagnosed PLWH (4.4 vs. 2.4 months, p = 0.039), including diarrhoea (94.4%), weight loss (83.3%) and fever (44.4%); the majority of patients were undisclosed on the mode of HIV acquisition or on the epidemiological risks for cryptosporidiosis.