Therefore, it is necessary to mention at the end of this writing:

– First, eliminating discrimination and focusing on the general population to receive health services.
Based on this approach, justice-based approaches are key to addressing epidemics such as HIV, as patients and victims of this disease suffer from numerous physical and mental problems, but what hurts them more than anything else is the cultural and social problems caused by the nature of the disease in families and society. This group needs deep attention and ethical principles must be applied in caring for them in society to help reduce their problems and meet their educational needs and those of those involved with them.

– Developing a program for their access to support services available in society.
Providing counseling on safe sexual relationships, counseling on spouse selection and married life, examining the patient’s understanding and feelings about treatment, providing information, education and communication, teaching useful life skills, teaching stress management techniques, depression, etc. It is also necessary to attract the support of policymakers, officials and organizations to inform programs to control HIV and increase intersectoral cooperation, introduce

Closing statement: Let us fight together with empathy, companionship, collaboration, and support, not against individuals living with HIV.