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Limitations to contraceptive choices for women with HIV on antiretroviral treatment.

Women living with HIV need specific contraceptive options to prevent pregnancy. This is because unplanned pregnancy among women with HIV increases the chance of vertical transmission of the disease to the child. Condoms are the most effective method of contraceptive; unfortunately this method cannot be easily enforced and puts the responsibility on the male partner. Hormonal contraceptives combined oral contraceptives and progesterone only pills are not reliable methods for contraceptive for women with HIV due to the potential pharmacokinetic interactions of the drugs. On the other hand studies regarding inserted devices (such as Mirena) have been more promising.