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[Psychiatric diseases and HIV infection. These patients are dually stigmatized].

Psychiatric disease is a frequent complication of HIV-infection. Schizophrenic psychosis, major depression, affective disorders, phobia and drug addiction occur among others. Furthermore, highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) can provoke psychiatric illness in HIV-infected patients. Intrapersonnel and psychosocial factors of this systemic manifestation are described, additionally, diagnostic and therapeutic problems are presented in detail.