COMUNICAÇÃO DO DIAGNÓSTICO DE HIV A COMPANHEIROS AFETIVOS: A RELAÇÃO ENTRE O ESTIGMA E A VULNERABILIDADE DO CORPO FEMININO

Abstract

As a result of the growing cases of women living with HIV in Brazil, this course conclusion paper aims to reflect on the legal principles of communicating positive serology to partners, which generates its implications for affective relationships, the stigma on the woman's body who lives with the HIV / AIDS virus and the medical team's Bioethics and Biopower relationship in revealing the diagnosis of female seropositivity to their partners. Thus, this analysis aims to favor the dialogue between the multiprofessional health team and the patient who has it. Facing the question, it concerns the condition of women with positive HIV serology, due to the fact that they feel vulnerable in the midst of the growing violence that frightens our gender. In methodological terms, it is a study of a bibliographic and quantiqualitative nature which describes the reality of women with HIV, their fight against prejudice in society as well as their need for empowerment. As a result, it is expected that this work will add theoretical material and reflections for the performance of social workers in the face of the challenges encountered in the daily lives of these women.