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How can some babies be born with HIV and then become HIV negative?

April 26, 2017babies born negative

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How can some babies be born with HIV and then become HIV negative?

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When a child is born to a mother living with HIV, it has its mothers antibodies in its blood which may create a positive test result. After awhile the child may shed these antibodies and test negative in the future. Further information can be found on our treatment page and our transmission page.