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“Doc i am a mother of a 7months old baby boy who contracted HIV from me through Mother to Child transmission. I was diagnosed with this virus the time i went to start the antenatal care program and i was advised to start the medication in order to live a healthier life and reduce the risks of transmitting this virus to my unborn baby all which i adhered to up to date because i never wanted my baby to get exposed to this virus. Honestly speaking i don't know what went wrong to find it that at 6months my baby was tested HIV positive and he is to start the HIV medication! Doctor i feel can't stand the pain to see my baby on medication and going through this condition ..what do you think went wrong doc? Do we have a chance to correct this ?" This among other itching questions people have been asking me about Mother to Child HIV Transmission and again today i have decided to respond briefly to this one publicly so that we learn together, prevent this virus and save more lives.

When it comes to Mother to Child HIV transmission the concern is not only about the mothers but both parents and the health center where the couple access the antenatal services.

Back to the question what went wrong? So many things can happen and lead the HIV positive mother to transmit this virus to unborn baby, through delivering process and after delivery if everything is not handled perfectly.

In Prevention of Mother - to- Child transmission (PMTCT) program we categorise HIV positive pregnant mother in two groups to help them and the unborn babies in a better way.
That's to say,
The high risk mother and the low risk mother.

A high risk mother is a mother with a high viral load and has been on HIV medication for less than 5months therefore she can easily transmit the virus more so during delivering process and after delivery like through breastfeeding. For instance during normal delivery muscle tires can happen hence resulting in mother to baby blood and other fluids mix thus exposes the new born baby to the HIV virus though doctors have to take extra precautions while handling these mothers in that period.

The new born babies given birth by the high risk mothers are given Neviapine syrup which work like Post Exposure - Prophylaxis (commonly known as PEP) to prevent the HIV virus from replicating or establishing its self in the body of the new born baby.

High risk mothers are also advised to give their babies Nevirapine syrup when ever they are going to breast feed them for 12weeks and should return their babies to the hospital for another test in order to change the baby's medication. All this is done to prevent the HIV virus establishing its self in the baby's body.

Its also risky to babies to be breast fed by high risk mothers for more than 6months reason being babies at this age will begin to develop the first set of teeth can wounds on the on the breast ni***es hence exposing the baby to the HIV virus.

Low risk mother is a mother with less viral load or undetectable viral load.
The chances of a low risk mother to transmit the HIV virus to the baby are very low.
The new born babies given birth by low risk mothers are also given Neviapine for emergencies to continue reducing the chances for the baby from getting exposed to the virus.
Low risk mothers are advised to breast feed their babies for at least a year so that the baby can get all the nutrients and grow healthy.

However, at T CELL THERAPY CLINIC we have an effective T cells therapy for babies who have been exposed to HIV which kills the virus in their bodies like the way it is to adults. For babies they need to be introduced on this treatment as early as possible since they babies are so fragile.

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THE HIV POSITIVE STATUS IS REVERSIBLE. FIND THE EVIDENCE WITH US.
The HIV T-CELL THERAPY is the treatment to suppress HIV when it hides in the DNA of health cells a place in the body where different kinds of medicine can't reach to kill this virus.

When the HIV is contracted it infect the T cells which are responsible for immune response in the body hence leading a number of these cells to die thus leaving the body prone to various infections.

At this point the patient will need to be introduced to the HIV T-CELL LYMPHOCYTES THERAPY the only therapy that can help to improve the T cells in a shortest time without any side effect to strengthen the body immunity. The quick improvement of the T cells gives the body full capability to combat several anti bodies the HIV copies inclusive more so in the lymphatic system. This reduces the Viral Load (copies of the virus in the milliliter of blood) to the undetectable level as the Tcells continue to increase to the maximum.

NOTE: the Virus will only be undetectable in the lymphatic system but it will be detectable in the DNA reservoirs as dormant copies there fore this is the stage the HIV T-CELL MAIN THERAPY is introduced in the patient's body to break the life cycle of reserved viral copies hence denaturing them.

All what is required by the HIV patient or any care taker to access this treatment is to:
*Test your health status
*Contact the doctor
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