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Issues for an HIV-positive woman wanting to become pregnant with an HIV-negative man
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   Last updated: 18.06.04
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There is a small risk that unprotected intercourse could lead to infection of a male partner. It is possible to prevent this if the woman uses a self–insemination kit. This simple procedure involves the woman inseminating herself, at the time she is ovulating, with her partner's sperm which has been collected in a sterile pot. Most hospitals or women's health organisations can offer advice and appropriate equipment.




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  • Issues for an HIV-positive woman wanting to become pregnant with an HIV-negative man
  • Issues for an HIV-negative woman wishing to become pregnant with an HIV-positive man
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