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You may find that your feelings about sex change after you find out you have HIV. It could be that your interest in sex dips or goes away altogether for some or all of the time, or the opposite might happen. This could be due to natural fluctuations in your desire for sex and is something that you are prepared to put up with but. Alternatively, it could cause you problems, particularly if it makes you unhappy or interferes with other aspects of your life.
Discovering you are HIV positive can be stressful. You may be feeling scared, angry, or depressed as you have to work through the shock of your diagnosis at your own pace in your own way. However, it is important to know that HIV disease can be a manageable illness. With proper treatment and support, you can lead a full and healthy life. One of the best ways to manage HIV disease is to learn more about it one step at a time. You don’t need to become a medical expert overnight; just knowing the basics will empower you to take charge of your health and work better with your doctor.
United Nations agencies plan to use hundreds of thousands of post offices around the world as part of a new campaign to raise awareness about HIV prevention at a time when more than 7,400 new infections occur every day.
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