Having both oral and genital herpes during pregnancy does not automatically mean you will pass the virus to your baby, but there are important considerations and precautions. 1. Oral Herpes: - If...

They do not “usually” do a c section. They will give you medication towards the end of your pregnancy to prevent an outbreak. You can delivery vaginally with no problems, I did. If you do happen to end up having an outbreak, then yes, they will do a c section.

They usually do C- section

Yes, there is a risk of passing herpes to your baby during pregnancy or childbirth if you have oral or genital herpes. It's important to discuss this with your healthcare provider as they can provide guidance on managing the risks and taking necessary precautions. They may recommend antiviral medications or other strategies to reduce the chances of transmitting the virus to your baby. Be sure to seek medical advice for personalized care during pregnancy in such situations.