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Should I have a baby?


 Many questions arise when an HIV-infected woman wants to become pregnant. Twenty-five percent of infants born to HIV-positive mothers who are not using HIV medication become HIV-positive. The risk drops to around eight percent for HIV-positive mothers who are using AZT. Questions revolve around whether or not the woman should have a baby at this time and whether she is ready for parenthood. Additional questions concern decision making and readiness to possibly have an HIV-infected baby. Contact numbers for information about pregnancy and HIV are provided.
