The positive detection during partum labor makes women weak and generates specific care demands. The aim of this research was to analyze professional care to women with positive result from fast HIV test based on the point of view of women who knew the positive result during partum labor or postpartum. This is an exploratory study with a qualitative approach. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews and analyzed using the discourse analysis technique. It was observed that the relations of care for women with positive rapid HIV test are far away from integrality, since they remain distant and superficial, being guided by the biomedical model. The mainstreaming of integrality in health care requires consideration by the professional, public health system managers, as well as training of those professionals.
HIV; HIV Seropositivity; Integral Health Care; Women's Health; Labor Obstetric