Use of a condom at the time of sexual intercourse - a condom is the only way to prevent HIV infection. A condom must be used for every sexual intercourse. It is a good idea to talk about this and come to an understanding before having sex. You must use a new condom every time you have sex and make sure that the condom is of a standard and that its expiry date has not expired. If the spouses intend to stop using condoms and are in a monogamous relationship for more than two months, they must both take an AIDS test at the same time. Until they get an answer denying the presence of HIV in each of the spouses, they must continue to use condoms. Taking precautions when treating a bleeding person - Treating a bleeding person must be carried out with appropriate protection measures - in accordance with universal precautions. A woman carrying the virus and the newborn - during pregnancy and after childbirth - It is very important that a woman carrying the virus continues to take drug treatment during all pregnancy and after childbirth. This is to ensure her health and to significantly reduce the risk of infection for the fetus. Since the virus is transmitted through breastfeeding, we do not recommend that women who carry the virus breastfeed their children, but rather that they prefer to feed them with baby formula. The Ministry of Health provides them with free baby formula until the child reaches the age of one year.

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