If you have genital herpes is it still possible to have a child vaginally?

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Answers:    If a pregnant woman have a history of genital herpes, her health care provider will examine her fussily for any signs of infection when she goes into labor. When a woman has an stirring infection (primary or recurrent) at the time of delivery, her baby usually can be protected from infection by a cesarean transference. A vaginal delivery is safe for most women beside recurrent herpes as long as they don't have signs of infection at labour.

Some doctors recommend that women who have had a primary infection during pregnancy or who hold recurrent flare-ups take acyclovir for the ending month of pregnancy. Some studies suggest that this treatment may help prevent active infections during labor and transfer and, possibly, help reduce the want for cesarean delivery..

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Herpes when transfered to the baby during distribution, can lead to severe complications. If you do have herpes, you should be sure to detail your doctor. Ask your doctor.

I am sure people do. Isn't there approaching 1 in 8 people enjoy herpes, so someone must be having natural childbirth.

I am not to sure almost the risk to the baby. .

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Although it is rare, genital herpes can also be spread from a pregnant woman to her newborn during vaginal birth.

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