Factors that affect feeding infants with HIV mothers

Abstract

HIV is a virus that damages the immune system and weakens the body's ability to fight infections and diseases, HIV mothers have a very important role in baby growth and development, one way to improve the degree of health of the baby is by breastfeeding the babies. Breastfeeding a baby with HIV mothers can be done if the mother has received ARV therapy, but until now feeding by HIV mothers is still controversial. Purpose: to examine the factors that affect feeding babies with HIV mothers. Method: the method used is scoping review. Scoping reviews are used to surface literature and to obtain information about research activities related to the topic under study and identify problems in the research area to be studied, create a framework by identifying research questions through P EO, and identify relevant learning through Google Scholar, Pubmed, and Science Direct, selecting study articles with the Prisma Flow Chart, mapping charting data and drawing the flow of article search, compiling, summarizing and reporting results and discussions using qualitative methods,,,

characteristics of neonatal outcomes of HIV-infected mothers with the use of antiretrovirals (ARVS)

“…When the mother already knows that she is pregnant, there is a policy to examine the health facility 1, one of which is the VCT examination. Following the standard, all pregnant women with HIV are given ARV therapy, without having to check the viral load and CD4 amount first, because the pregnancy itself is already an indication of the administration of an ARV that is continued for life (Beyrer et al, 2012;Kasim & Kurniati, 2023).…”