An analysis on the demographic characteristics and pregnant outcomes of the reproductive women with HIV infection / 预防医学

ABSTRACT

Objective To explore the demographic characteristics and pregnant outcomes of the reproductive women with HIV infection. Methods A retrospective study was conducted based on surveillance of provincial HIV positive pregnant women during 2010-2014. All HIV infected women were enrolled. We compared their characteristics and pregnant outcomes in different groups according to their delivery history. Results The overall HIV prevalence among pregnant women was 0.03% (843/3310646) in this study. Among them, the proportion of HIV reproductive women was 50.33%. 59 out of 91 (64.84%) areas were reported with reproductive HIV women. The number of areas for reproductive HIV women per 10000 pregnant women was 1.98-8.45 for 31 areas. The obvious differences were observed in the distribution of age, minority, education, marriage, birth place, gravidity, sex partner infection status, time of diagnose between the two groups. No significant differences were found in proportion of stillbirths, low birth weight or preterm birth between the two groups. Totally, 5 infants were identified with HIV infections, who were all delivered by reproductive women. Conclusion HIV reproductive women were with advanced age, low education and non-local residents and so on, and 5 infants were identified with HIV infections in this study.