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		effects of ribavirin on HIV pregnant woman on ARV therapy Mar 12, 2005 HIV woman on ARV therapy get pregnant from her hasband who has HBV and HCV Infection and is on treatment with peg-interferon and ribavirin .she is now 8 weeks pregnant. what is your advice to them


		Response from Dr. Sullivan They should contact their obstetrician as soon as possible and get counselled about the potential risks; JLS.

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