WWW
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yup but only if a parrient had it
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remembermyemail1987
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yes..got it from his mother
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Edson C
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yes, hiv/aids messes ur immune system, and since a woman has a baby, she gives him aids/hiv, it can be genetically given
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Don't look at my avatar.
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Yes, if the mother had it.
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jamy@att.net
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Yes...it is very unlikelly that the fetus will be infected in the womb...sounds odd but it's true. Also now days there are so many new drugs to prevent this. Last I knew it was an approx. 8-9% chance that the fetus would be infected, but it is possible.
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manith_bk
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yes, but only if the mother have it.
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shecannu
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YES YES YES YES
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I'm a weird, ugly, and cute!
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yes they can get it from the mother if she has it because of the shared blood.
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yes, when the mother is infected with HIV too
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granny turtle
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Yes, infected from mother *mamatx
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The Rock says
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yea i guess so..
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bubblegum
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Yes people can be born with aids. For example if their mom or dad have it. It can be carried on to the offspring....
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Eva B
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Only if the mother has HIV/AIDs. If this is so, the child has a 33% chance of coming out with the virus. Currently, however, if the mother knows she has the virus from the time of conception, drugs can be given that cut the baby's chance of contracting the virus by another 33%. So, with the proper prenatal care, an infant of a mother with HIV/AIDS has an 11% chance of contracting it.
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Christian S
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yes
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KeepSmiling
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Yes, it can pass onto the children from the parents
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lunchbag215
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yes if the women has any sexual disease the baby can get it, that is why in some cases the baby has to be c sectioned, to prevent the baby from getting a disease thaqt the women has in her vagina.
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cc
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Yes!
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yea
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David B
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infected mother can pass the disease if not properly treated.
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kimbster
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yeaahpp
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Closer
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i would imagine so if you're born from someone who does
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the crusader
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If the mother is infected then, yes, it can be transmitted to the unborn fetus.
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JrTwitty
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If the parent has it, yes. If the parent does not, no.
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annapython
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YES
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HumanRace
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yes
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Mary L
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yes, it is passed some times. Not always.
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Cribber
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Yes. They have treatments that help keep that from happening, but it certainly happens.
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mrmiller515
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it can be passed from the mother at birth, yes
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thedruidess81
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if the mother is infected and proper precautions are not taken, yes
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Amanda B
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yes, if the parents have aids/hiv. however, there is stuff that can be done for parents that are aids/hiv positive so that the baby will not be born with it.
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eagle
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yes a baby can be born hiv positive provided mother was infected.... full blown aids at birth is not known.... the chances of hiv transmission from mother to baby is most during the birth process if it is normal vaginal delivery thts why doctors prefer a caeserian section in such high risk patients... baby can even get infected through breast milk but the risk is much lesser..... for certain medical conditions intra uterine transfusions are done for the baby which can again cause infection in rarest cases....
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