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Is Pregnancy While Suffering From HSV1 In Genitals Taking A Risk?

hi..just recently found out i have hsv1 on my genitals but my spouse does not have it there or on his mouth. Also been tested so puzzled to how i got it down there if he is not the one to have given it to me. Now i am pregnant and scared that he cheated
Mon, 5 May 2014
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Hello welcome to HCM
herpes could be a primary infection or it could be re-activation of previous viral infection in past, most commonly childhood chicken pox. So its not necessary tat some one is hiding or cheating.just take proper medications, use condom and consult proper gynaecologist so tat there should not be active infection during labour, otherwise caesarean section is an option.
hope information ll help
thanks
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Is Pregnancy While Suffering From HSV1 In Genitals Taking A Risk?

Hello welcome to HCM herpes could be a primary infection or it could be re-activation of previous viral infection in past, most commonly childhood chicken pox. So its not necessary tat some one is hiding or cheating.just take proper medications, use condom and consult proper gynaecologist so tat there should not be active infection during labour, otherwise caesarean section is an option. hope information ll help thanks