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I am a person living with HIV The response to antiretroviral therapy and the course of infection are gender independent. When living with HIV, you don't have to give up sexual activity, family or social life. Are you a man who has sexual relations with men? Find out here how to take care of your sexual health when you are HIV positive. What is happening in your body? Want to read more about HIV infection? Click below or go to the "Course of HIV infection" tab. See more What will the doctor ask about during the first visit? This is a text paragraph. This is a great place to describe your business, website, or what you do. Use this space to add information that will be useful to your users, write about your philosophy or journey, and describe what sets you apart from others. Add a photo or video to arouse even more interest. More HIV and other STIs Did you know that the risk of HIV infection during receptive anal sex is up to 3%. In the second, it works similarly. If you are HIV positive and have undetectable viremia, great! However, remember that there are other sexually transmitted infections besides HIV that you are still exposed to. Despite the fact that you can heal most of them, they are not indifferent to your body. Also, be mindful of your partners' health. If you are not using a condom and are in contact with more than one person, you can pass the infection from one person to another. The condom is still one of the best protection against STI infection. Chemsex and HIV Do you happen to take drugs? Take care of them when you live with HIV. Your ARV medications can raise the levels of certain psychoactive substances in your body to unsafe levels. GO TO PAGE Don't underestimate depression and anxiety. Let me help you. Did you know that MSM is more than twice as likely to suffer from recurrent depression at some point in their life, and they experience panic disorder almost three times more often than the general population? In HIV-infected people, the percentage of both disorders is even higher. If: you feel sad, anxious, anxious, guilty, you are more tearful you have a drop in mood, nothing makes you happy, you lack energy, you suffer from sleep disorders (problems falling asleep, waking up in the morning, excessive sleepiness), your appetite has changed (increased or decreased), you have thoughts of suicide. And these symptoms persist for more than 3 months, contact a psychotherapist, psychiatrist or psychologist. You don't have to deal with it alone. Specialists will help you deal with the disease and, if necessary, prescribe appropriate medications. Are you looking for psychological support? Check the offer of non-governmental organizations. Check Get tested regularly! Cancer prevention in women living with HIV Testicular cancer prevention Testicular cancer is most common in men between the ages of 20 and 30. The risk of its development in men living with HIV is 2.5 times higher than in the HIV population (-). Do a test of the testicles yourself once a month. Once a year, it is worth going to a urologist who will do it professionally. Penile cancer prevention Penile cancer is 5-6 times more common in HIV-infected men compared to uninfected men. Antiretroviral therapy has no influence on the risk of developing it. Proper hygiene and observation of the penis - see a urologist if there are any changes in the penis. Anal cancer prevention HPV infection is the main cause of cancer of the anus and condylomata acuminata. Digital rectal examination every 1-3 years - If you have regular receptive anal contacts without a condom. Regular manual examination of the anal canal with a finger (2 cm). Vaccination for HPV - consider having an HPV vaccination if you are under 45 years of age. Currently, a vaccine is recommended to prevent infection with serotypes 6, 11, 16 and 18 (quadrivalent) or 6, 11, 16, 18, 31, 33, 45, 52, 58 (nine valent). The most important information to remember If you are seropositive, use contraception. Some drugs can interact with ARVs, so always notify your doctor about your drug treatment. By living with HIV, you can get pregnant and give birth to a healthy baby. By taking your medication regularly, you won't pass HIV to another person through sexual contact.

Tu dowiesz się: Co zrobić gdy partner ma HIV, Jak można zakazić się HIV, Czy można współżyć z osobą, która ma HIV, Czym jest PrEP, Jak zabezpieczyć się przed HIV. HIV + / HIV couples - This is the place for your text. Place a full article, blog post or interesting, up-to-date information about your institution. For an even better effect, add a photo or video. Write interesting and to the point: this way your readers will read your text right to the end. When should I tell my partner about my HIV status? According to Polish law, people living with HIV are required to inform their sexual partners about their serological status. There is no one-size-fits-all rule on when to notify a person that you are infected. If you find an informed partner, HIV does not necessarily end the relationship. Is your partner scared of the virus? Perhaps they cannot cope with difficulties, and they would have acted similarly otherwise. Some people take time to get used to this information . Don't be afraid to ask for support in conducting such an interview. You can turn to: a psychologist and practice a dialogue with him, your doctor, who will tell you how to protect your partner from infection, advisers at the Consultation and Diagnostics Point, where a specialist will explain to your partner all the most important aspects of life in a +/- pair. Find Support How to take care of an HIV-partner? The first step you can take to take care of yourself and your partner is to take antiretroviral therapy. With effective treatment, you will get undetectable viremia. It is thanks to her that you will become a non-contagious person. What is undetectable viremia? Only by taking regular ARV medications will you become non-infectious! Do not skip any dose of medication without consulting your doctor. If you are just starting the drug therapy, you should know that the reduction of risk does not take place until 6 months after viral treatment becomes effective (HIV viral load <50 copies / ml of blood). Any sexually transmitted infection can reduce the effectiveness of ARV drugs as prevention of a person's HIV -. Use a condom, especially before and immediately after starting treatment. Oh no! The condom is broken, now what? Take a breath and don't panic. If you are HIV negative, you can benefit from post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP). Go to a doctor in a private or public infectious disease clinic and take the first pill as soon as possible after sexual contact, max. 48 hours. You will take the treatment for 28 days and it will protect you against HIV infection. The cost is about PLN 990 Should an HIV (-) person take PrEP? It depends. If a person living with HIV is taking antiretroviral drugs and has an undetectable viral load, then the HIV (-) person does not need PrEP. When your seropositive partner has just started treatment or is not receiving treatment at all, consider taking continuous pre-exposure prophylaxis . Find out more PrEP

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