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Aug 9, 2026, 16:21
Peter Ngumba: Open Communication Is Essential When Navigating HIV and Fertility
Peter Ngumba, Medical Laboratory Technologist at St. Mary’s Mother and Child Hospital, shared on LinkedIn:
“Navigating the complexities of HIV and fertility requires open communication and understanding.
It’s a sensitive topic, but crucial for building trust in relationships. Addressing concerns about transmission and the possibility of having children with HIV allows for informed decisions and stronger partnerships.
Open dialogue about infertility and sperm viability, whether due to conditions like being born infertile or other factors, is essential for couples planning their future.”
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