Stellar Project Phase 2 Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a pathogen that causes infection with the human immunodeficiency virus. When a pregnant woman finds out that she is infected with HIV, it is easy to feel anxious and confused, especially for a woman who is about to become a mother. They are concerned that their infection will affect their unborn baby and create the possibility of problems, however, TCM can provide some guidance and support.
First, we need to understand how HIV is transmitted and the risk of transmission. HIV is mainly transmitted through blood, sexual contact and mother-to-child transmission. For pregnant women who are infected with HIV before-theenatally, the risk of mother-to-child transmission is a major concern.
In TCM theory, HIV infection is closely related to the body's immunity. Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes regulating the balance of yin and yang in the body, enhancing the body's resistance, thereby resisting the invasion of viruses. Based on ancient and modern prescriptions, we can explore the application of some Chinese herbs, such as astragalus, wolfberry, reishi, etc., which are believed to have immune-boosting effects and help improve the body's resistance.
In addition, a reasonable diet Xi habits is also the key to the healthy development of the baby. Pregnant women should follow the principle of a balanced diet and increase the amount of protein, vitamins and minerals in their diet, which is conducive to the growth and development of the fetus. At the same time, you should avoid eating raw and cold foods and irritating foods to avoid causing spleen and stomach discomfort.
In addition to Chinese herbal medicine and diet, physical exercise is also an important part. Moderate physical exercise can enhance cardiopulmonary function, promote metabolism, improve immunity, and help pregnant women to regulate and maintain health. When choosing an exercise program, it is necessary to follow the principle of moderation and regularity, and avoid long-term strenuous exercise so as not to damage the body.
In addition to traditional Chinese medicine** and conditioning, scientific medical monitoring and regular check-ups are also very necessary. Pregnant women should work closely with their doctor's protocol for regular HIV testing and surveillance, as well as regular fetal monitoring. This allows problems to be detected in time and appropriate measures can be taken to protect your baby's health.
Overall, when HIV infection is detected before birth, the baby still has a chance to survive and grow healthily. The combination of theory and practice of TCM can provide some support and help, but pregnant women should closely cooperate with their doctors** and medical supervision, regular check-ups and consult professional doctors. In this way, the health and safety of the baby can be protected to the greatest extent.
Health References:
1. wang q, zhang l, wang m, et al. the role of traditional chinese medicine in hiv/aids[j]. complementary therapies in medicine, 2019, 43: 216-223.