Hiv Infection and Pregnancy
HIV infection during pregnancy can have serious consequences for both the mother and their unborn baby. If left untreated, HIV can be transmitted from mother to baby, leading to an increased risk of premature delivery and other birth complications. Treatment with antiretroviral therapy can significantly reduce the risk of HIV transmission and improve the health outcome for the baby. In addition, the mother’s health can be maintained with regular monitoring and treatment. For pregnant women living with HIV, proper education, access to appropriate medical care, and support can help ensure the best possible health outcomes.
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