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What Should I Do To Calm My Husband Who Is Hiv Infected And Often Scolds Me ?
I have a husband who are infected with hiv , living a very dark background that affect my home life, emotions are high, often scolding me because a small problem ... I was so burdened by this condition, I do not blame my husband because he is infected with a virus, but I was disappointed in his behavior toward me, what should I do?
Tue, 3 Apr 2012
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Thanks for the concern
Your husband may be depressed and worried because of his HIV. You try to motivate him to lead a peaceful life with you. take for HIV couselling centres so that he will be educated about the condition and motivated to lead a healthy life style . you also join him for the same as you will also get knowledge and about the measures to be followed.
Hope this will help you in solving the problem.
Take care
Thanks for the concern
Your husband may be depressed and worried because of his HIV. You try to motivate him to lead a peaceful life with you. take for HIV couselling centres so that he will be educated about the condition and motivated to lead a healthy life style . you also join him for the same as you will also get knowledge and about the measures to be followed.
Hope this will help you in solving the problem.
Take care
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Hello,
Try to excuse him for his aggressiveness as he may be under psychological stress because of knowing that he is having HIV. Did he recently discover that ?
If you feel that the problem is affecting you badly, please consult a psychiatrist for more guidance concerning his case.
If you need more help, please visit: www.med50.blogspot.com
Try to excuse him for his aggressiveness as he may be under psychological stress because of knowing that he is having HIV. Did he recently discover that ?
If you feel that the problem is affecting you badly, please consult a psychiatrist for more guidance concerning his case.
If you need more help, please visit: www.med50.blogspot.com
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