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pregnancy

by very worry, May 18, 2007 12:00AM
if the husband is infected and the wife is negative, however, this wife is pregnanet.

May i know what is the percentage (1/???) for the wife and the baby to be infected?

Thanks.
Member Comments (8)

by exww, May 18, 2007 12:00AM
for wife 2N/1000. N - number of unprotucted sex leads pregnency

for kid much much less without treatment with treatment during last months of pregnency close to zero.

S

by paranoid11911, May 18, 2007 12:00AM
If the wife is pregnant and negative.. dere's no chance she can pass it to unborn child. Offcourse she needs to take care of herself by not engaging into unprotected sex (% exw has explained above.)
If somehow the wife contracts HIV during her pregnancy. There are medicines available which prevent HIV from passing to the unborn babies.
Note: This info is from documentary i watched on TV.

by exww, May 18, 2007 12:00AM
To: paranoid
The original polser says wife was negative befor pregnency. S/He worry about getting infected while do sex which leads pregnency.

S

by paranoid11911, May 18, 2007 12:00AM
To: exw and original poster
ohhh....
M sorry i interpreted it wrong.
In dat case exw has answered all ur concerns.

by Teak, May 18, 2007 12:00AM
To: verry worried
The main thing is contact your OBGYN and have a consultation. They will advise you of all the testing that will be needed to be done.

by very worry, May 18, 2007 12:00AM
To: Thank you
Thanks everyone for your kind replies.

In fact, i have viewed and posted my exposure here and doctor's forum and had some replies from mike, teak and others. All saying that my exposure ( December 2006 - unproteced oral receiver with a pink dots on penise and protected sex from a massager SW) is a very low risk exposure.

5 months later, my wife went for pregnancy hiv bood test. Thank god, she is neg and i tot that based on that result i was free too. However, I visted a lot of  web site ahproved that i was worng.



hiv is transmitted through oral sex and i can based on that result to

by Teak, May 18, 2007 12:00AM
To: very worry
You don't get HIV from receiving a blowjob. The chances of contacting HIV from giving blowjob to an HIV positive person has been found to be NIL.

by very worry, May 18, 2007 12:00AM
To: Thank you
Thanks everyone for your kind replies.

In fact, i have viewed and posted my exposure here and doctor's forum and had some replies from mike, teak and others. All saying that my exposure ( December 2006 - unproteced oral receiver with a pink dots on penise and protected sex from a massager SW) is a very low risk exposure.

5 months later, my wife went for pregnancy hiv bood test. Thank god, she is neg and i tot that based on that result i was free too. However, I visted a lot of  web site and i knew that i was worng.

very stree now even my friend who visit (SW worker very month)told me nothing to worry about.
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