Complex Clinical Conundrums in Psychiatry pp 89-102 | Cite as
A Complex Case of Psychiatric Issues Associated with HIV Disorder
Abstract
Despite the substantial efforts that have been made in the identification, pathophysiology and treatment, HIV/AIDS remains a major public health problem. Psychiatric problems such as substance use or dependence can be seen in patients with HIV infection even before the infection has commenced. Several other psychiatric symptoms such as major depression, bipolar disorders, anxiety, delirium, substance use disorders, PTSD and minor neurocognitive motor disorders are commonly comorbid with HIV-related problems. This chapter examines the complex relationships between HIV and psychiatric manifestations with a focus on epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical presentation and treatment of major psychiatric disorders in HIV infected people.
Keywords
HIV Psychiatric disorders Depression Anxiety Treatment AssessmentNotes
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