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Could My Baby be HIV Positive Dec 1, 2000 My wife gave birth to a baby boy who is now 18 months old. She was HIV Positive and took AZT before and intravenously during child birth. The initial tests during the 1st 8 months showed no trace of HIV. He is lively and communicative but has developed a number of small warts on his neck. What does this indicate ? |
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Response from Dr. Sullivan
 It is quite common for normal infants to get a form of warts called molluscum contagiosum; the negative HIV tests over the first 8 months of life indicate that your child is not infected with HIV. JLS. John L. Sullivan, M.D. |
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