HIV and its consequences, psychological aspects

The authors cover the problems that appear in people with HIV. Many painful symptoms may not be associated with the human immunodeficiency virus, but the patient immediately begins to panic, taking them for signs of the development of the disease. Often, many people who have an HIV infection in their blood will have two problems at once. The first is associated with the immunodeficiency virus itself and its treatment, and the second with psychological difficulties that have no less impact on a person than the disease itself. At such moments, it is important to clearly know your viral load and understand how the treatment is going.