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mental health
Jan 31, 2007
I've been livig with hiv for 5 years now. I also had a partial hystorectomy 5 yrs ago. I don't have the urge for sex, i have mood swings, i'm finding myself forgetting things also i find myself wondering how long i'm going to survive with this. can you please give me some answers.
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Response from Dr. Horwath
The mood swings and loss of interest in sex are very likely signs of depression. You should consult your doctor and get a referral for treatment of your depression. This will help improve your mood, return your interest in pleasurable activities, like sex, and may help improve your concentration and memory too.
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