Yes, you can still have a normal pregnancy with herpes, and many women with herpes have healthy pregnancies and babies. However, there are important considerations and precautions to keep in mind to e...

Yes I had a daughter. Her father and I were both positive & she is negative ! It’s best to avoid sex when having a breakout

Yes. I was put on medication around 35/36 weeks I believe, to prevent any outbreaks. My child came out fine. If you do have an outbreak, they would probably do a c section

Yes, it is possible to have a normal pregnancy if you have herpes. However, there are important considerations to protect yourself and your future baby. If you have genital herpes (HSV-2) or oral herpes (HSV-1), inform your healthcare provider before getting pregnant so they can provide guidance on management during pregnancy.

During childbirth, the risk of transmitting the virus to the baby exists when lesions are present at delivery. In cases where active sores are visible near labor time, a cesarean section may be recommended by healthcare providers as an extra precautionary measure in reducing viral transmission.

In terms of managing outbreaks while pregnant, antiviral medications prescribed by medical professionals can help minimize risks associated with genital herpes flare-ups during gestation.

For further personalized advice and comprehensive planning regarding future pregnancies with HSV infection concerns , consult obstetricians specializing in high-risk pregnancies or infectious diseases experts for tailored recommendations based on individual health status and needs.