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Mother/Child transmission
Jan 6, 2002

If a woman is HIV positive and she has a bleeding fever blister and feeds her young child off her fork, what is the risk of transmission?

Response from Dr. Jackson

If the child is not exposed to HIV infected blood, the risk of transmission in this case should be minimal.

BJ


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