Calidad de Vida, Apoyo Social Percibido y Resiliencia en Personas que Viven con VIH

HIV is a disease that attacks the immune system, making people susceptible to infections. This creates difficulties in the quality of life, social support, and resilience of people living with this disease. The objective of this project is to identify quality of life, social support, and resilience behaviors in people living with HIV/AIDS in the Ríos region of Tabasco. This is a quantitative, non-experimental, descriptive-correlational, cross-sectional study. The sample consisted of 116 people living with HIV. The results show that people with HIV/AIDS are in the young adult stage, are from middle or lower middle class, have an undetectable viral load and have a CD4 lymphocyte count in normal ranges, in social support, people have difficulties in support in matters related to their home (47.5%), in resilience having an intimate and secure relationship with someone who helps them when they are distressed (27.6%), 19.8% evaluate their quality of life as bad or regular, 64.8% have perceived pain that ranges from very acute to moderate, 31% mention that their quality of life in the last month has been the same or very bad.