Treatment for early-stage disease does not usually affect a woman's ability to have children. However, women who have a hysterectomy will not be able to become pregnant. Other treatments for advanced cervical cancer, such as chemotherapy and radiation implants, also prevent having children. Regardless, a woman who is HIV-positive should be aware that she could potentially transmit the virus to her unborn child. Sexual activity is another matter.
Sexual desirability is mainly a state of mind.
And none of the treatments for cervical cancer will reduce your ability to have sexual relations. But, as a woman with HIV infection, you could potentially infect your sexual partners if you don't practice safe sex. There isn't one. Most days I don't feel like doing anything. If you are always tired, it may be because you have anemia .