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Safety of treatment to prevent mother-to-baby transmission of HIV
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   Last updated: 06.09.04
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There’s some evidence that there’s a slightly increased risk of having a premature or low birth-weight baby if a mother takes anti-HIV drugs, particularly a protease inhibitor, during pregnancy. However, this is a controversial issue and there’s also evidence showing that protease inhibitors do not cause premature birth.



 

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Mother-to-baby transmission of HIV
Information
  • Summary
  • Introduction
  • Preventing mother-to-baby transmission with anti-HIV drugs
  • Safety of treatment to prevent mother-to-baby transmission of HIV
  • Preventing mother-to-baby transmission of HIV - delivery
  • Preventing mother-to-baby transmission of HIV - infant feeding
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