AIDS and pregnancy
August 18, 2008 by Marijke Durning, RN
Filed under Women's Health
When HIV and AIDS was first discovered, those who had the infection didn’t live long enough to be parents. Now, with children who were born with the HIV infection living into adulthood or teens and young adults who are infected are old enough and able to have children, there is a whole new group of mothers who need specialized prenatal care.
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Tags: pregnancy blog, pregnant with HIV, pregnant with AIDS, treatments for HIV when pregnant, HIV during pregnancy, HIV during labor and delivery, HIV after birth, mother to child transmission of HIV
