Yes. My husband is still negative after being with me for 17 years. We have a 14 year old together.

Having HSV-2 (genital herpes) does not mean you cannot have a baby with someone who is negative for the virus. There are precautions and measures that can be taken to reduce the risk of transmission during pregnancy and childbirth.

Here's what individuals need to consider:
1. Consult healthcare providers: It is essential for both partners, especially if one has HSV-2, to consult their healthcare provider before planning conception.

2. Take antiviral medication: If an individual with HSV-2 takes daily antiviral medication as prescribed by their doctor, it can help lower the chances of transmitting the virus.

3. Avoid sexual activity during outbreaks: To minimize transmission risks further when trying to conceive or pregnant partner needs should abstain from unprotected intercourse while having active lesions or symptoms.




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