Of course, although it is not impossible to get kids with herpes, you'll need to take additional precautions. Without giving herpes to it
you'll have a kid, but you along with your doctor must keep a watch on things.
Provided that you're not having a herpes outbreak when you go into labor, the
child shouldn't get infected. There's a reason to be concerned, or in the event
you are having an outbreak, your physician will perform a C-section.
Will the Infant Get
Herpes?
In case you had herpes before you got pregnant, or should
herpes contracted prior to the third trimester, a vaginal delivery can be done.
This really is because your body has had loads of time to develop antibodies to
the virus, which reduce the risk of shedding it and reduce the level of the virus.
These antibodies can also be in the placenta and for that reason supply the
baby with some resistance.
Antiviral Drugs and
Pregnancy
If you are just infected throughout the pregnancy or are
having an outbreak, of passing on the virus then the chances are not low. In
this instance your physician will need to deliver the child by way of a
Cartesian section.
How about
breastfeeding?
It's also safe to breastfeed your infant even during an
outbreak once your baby is born. But when you have sores on your breasts, then
obviously you would not desire to breastfeed.
Tell Your Doctor
If
a baby gets herpes, it might be serious and in a few cases it can be lethal to
the kid. So it is essential that you tell your physician in case you or your
partner has herpes so all the essential precautions can be taken. So long as
you are careful and conscious of your own body, you failing that and can
possibly still have a vaginal birth, you'll have a C section. So yes, you'll
have children if you have
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