Why is this screening important?
- Significantly reduces the risk of mother-to-child transmission.
- Allows doctors to plan a safe delivery protocol.
- Ensures the mother receives necessary treatment for her own health.
A crucial routine screening during pregnancy to protect both mother and baby from infection. Early detection allows for medical intervention to ensure a safe delivery and a healthy start for your child.
Scientific name: Routine Prenatal HIV Screening
A simple laboratory test measuring HIV antibodies in the blood. It is an essential part of prenatal care to prevent vertical transmission to the baby and ensure timely medical support.