<s>[INST] What if I am pregnant? Is my baby going to get HIV too? [/INST] If a pregnant woman has HIV, she can take medication during pregnancy to prevent her baby from becoming infected. The medication can prevent mother to child transmission by 98%, according to the CDC. After birth, the baby will be given medicine for the first six weeks of life to make sure he or she is not infected. HIV-exposed babies should receive medical care from a HIV doctor until it is certain that the baby is not infected. HIV-infected women should not breastfeed in order to prevent transmitting the infection to infants. Source: FLORIDA HEALTH. Link: https://escambia.floridahealth.gov/programs-and-services/clinical-health/hiv-aids/faq/index.html . Field: Infectious Disease. Disease: HIV </s>