- You are progressing through your pregnancy. At six months you get tested to determine your viral load.
- You have to continue taking your HIV medications consistently to increase the chances of having a lower viral load by time of delivery. It is extremely important to take your medications exactly as prescribed during pregnancy to decrease the risk of developing drug resistance, which is when a medication becomes less effective.
- Furthermore, taking your medications on time can lower the risk of HIV transmission to the baby.
- Avoid unprotected sex as it can increase your viral load and put your baby at risk.
You are progressing through your pregnancy. At six months you get tested to determine your viral load.
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