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Department of Health ➔ breastfed and the mother is on lifelong ART, then at the sixweek visit a PCR HIV test is conducted, the infant NVP is stopped and CTX is started. If the PCR test is negative, the mother continues breastfeeding for six months and CTX continues until the breastfeeding is stopped and the infant tests negative for HIV. The infant is tested every six weeks. Once the breastfeeding is stopped, a Rapid HIV test must be done at 18 months. If the PCR test is positive, there must be a prompt referral for ART. The status of the child must be confirmed with a viral load test. The mother must exclusively breastfeed for two years. Infant CTX is continued. breastfed and the mother is not on lifelong ART: At six weeks a PCR test is conducted, the infant NVP continues and CTX is started. If the PCR test is negative, the mother continues exclusive breastfeeding for six months and the NVP is continued until ➔ 113
Government-funded programmes and services for vulnerable children in SA ➔ breastfeeding stops. In addition, CTX is also continued until the breastfeeding stops and the infant tests negative. If the infant tests negative, the PCR HIV test is repeated six weeks after cessation of breastfeeding. If the PCR test is negative, the CTX is stopped and the Rapid HIV test is conducted at 18 months. If the PCR test is positive, there must be a prompt referral for ART. The infant’s status must be confirmed with a viral load test and breastfeeding must be continued for two years. The infant NVP is stopped, but the CTX continues; receives ongoing postnatal care and support, which includes family planning, feeding advice and support, TB screening and other forms of routine healthcare. If she is on lifelong ART, at her six-week postpartum visit she must be supported and her treatment adherence must be monitored. She must be referred to a primary healthcare facility for ongoing ART. ➔ 114
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