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Im scared i my have hiv. what can i do if im pregnant?
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GET TESTED: With pregnancy, most clinics will automatically test you for hiv. Those women who end up being positive can go on medications that will prevent the transmission of HIV to their baby. Hiv isn't a death sentence any more; people can live fairly normal lives if they get diagnosed early and get treated.
Answered 3/28/2015
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