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There is no cure for congenital CMV because the virus damages the baby before birth. Antiviral drugs cannot undo this damage once the baby is born. Doctors have good results with two antiviral drugs—ganciclovir (Cytovene) and foscarnet (Foscavir)— for treating and curing CMV disease in AIDS patients. Both these drugs are used to treat CMV retinitis and must be given by IV.

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Babies with congenital CMV need hospital care. Nursing care will depend on which organs the virus has damaged. Transplant patients and AIDS patients also need hospital care. Patients with serious CMV pneumonia require intensive care.

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