Prophylaxis or IVF: HIV can be passed during sexual activity and pregnancy, it is important that you speak with a Dr prior to trying to conceive. Even with very low viral load, the woman should be taking HIV meds daily, and you should be wearing a condom for every sexual intercourse. For natural conception, you will need to take prophylactic HIV meds while you have sex without a condom. IVF can also limit risk to you
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Yes: You should go together to both an Infectious disease specialist and high risk pregnancy specialist and discuss. Nowadays, if she continues on PREP meds throughout pregnancy and her viral load remains undetectable, you can have a healthy, uninfected baby. But you need close monitoring before and during any pregnancy to assure most optimal outcome.
Answered 12/15/2020
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