What does it means when you dreamed about having HIV?

Answer 1

Absolutely nothing.

More information:

It is very unlikely that your dream could diagnose a specific viral infection. But dreams are strongly affected by every change in the physical body, so a medical exam would not hurt, if only for your own reassurance. ... Having noted that, you might consider what HIV might represent to you. It is an infection passed through sexual activity, needle sticks, drug use, etc., and is generally associated with social stigma. Could your subconscious mind be telling you that you have deep feelings of discomfort (dis-ease) about your own behavior? Could the dream reflect feelings of guilt that you have tried to suppress, or even denial of a dangerous habit? The subconscious mind produces messages in dreams in just this way, using a scary thing like HIV to represent something else that the dreamer needs to think about. ... Another possibility could be that you subconsciously feel that you are being ostracized or shunned as if you had HIV. If that is the case, when you locate the source of those feelings, you will understand the meaning of your dream.

Answer 2

An important rule of thumb in dream interpretation is that the dream is about the dreamer. A second rule is that dreams deal in metaphors. So if one knows in the dream that someone has HIV, that should not be taken as truth in real life. Instead, the HIV must been considered a metaphor, perhaps reflecting the dreamer's ambiguous feelings about that "someone." On a deeper level, the "someone" with HIV symbolizes the dreamer's own self, and the HIV might represent feeling infectious or unworthy. It suggests feeling that one might harm others by daring to become intimate.

Answer 3

You've been watching too much south park

Always remember that dreams deal in metaphor. So this dream could reflect the dreamer's concern that the loved one's behavior will result in disaster. However, "AIDS" in the dream might be a play on words, representing "aid" in the sense of help and assistance rather than incurable disease. Similarly, the loved one can be a symbol for the dreamer's own self. Perhaps the dreamer is more likely to see the dangerous consequences of a loved one's actions while ignoring what might be the outcome of the dreamer's own poor choices. In that case, this dream could be an important wake-up call.

Answer 4

when you have a dream about either you or a loved one having aids it can mean different things

1.you or a loved one is sick it doesnt have to be aids exactly but it just means something serious.

2.Or it can mean big changes such as a family member hiding a secret such as an illness or their sexuallity.

3.or it can just mean your immagination is going wild.

Answer 5

This dream reflects your own fear, rather than portraying anything in your future. If you are engaging in risky sexual activity or other behavior that exposes to to known causes of contamination, the dream might be a wake-up call from your own common sense. In other words, your own mind could be telling you to take better care of yourself.

> Alternatively, you could have negative feelings toward sex and sexuality in general that are expressed as fear of HIV. Yet again, the dream could be a reaction to knowing others close to you who have contracted HIV/AIDS.

Answer 6

Dreams work with symbols. In dreams, HIV need not indicate any specific disease or any disease at all. It could represent any contagious condition, such as children refer to "cooties." Or it might symbolize some characteristic to avoid.