True Facts of Herpes – the Pros and Cons of Herpes to Pregnant Women…
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Irsan Komarga
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Published on 02/2/2010
The body function of men and women are the same There are no boundaries and distinction, except for the parts that only belong to women
The body function of men and women are the same. There are no boundaries and distinction, except for the parts that only belong to women. Nevertheless, whatever are your sexes, when a virus infects the body, it naturally fight’s back. It’s only a normal human reaction; self preservation is always and will always come first.
But the most amazing thing with women is that they have the ability to control their sickness, a great example is herpes in women. Did you know that a woman infected with herpes are likely to suffer alone and no-one else. There is a significant finding that the virus becomes less infectious if the carrier is a woman. Although, there may be instances that they can still infect others, it depends on the health of the person.
The average percentage of women that have been infected with this virus is roughly around 25%. This may appear impossible or unbelievable but the facts remains the same. Accordingly, I have compiled some of the verified facts that may be useful for you and to hopefully help you.
Here are the 3 important facts that any mother or future mother’s should know about this virus.
1. Herpes can live inside you in dormant state without being notice. You will never know you have it until the doctors conduct physical examination.
2. A pregnant women diagnose to have herpes is not likely to infect its neonate. In fact, the average case of mother’s infecting their unborn child is about 1%. So if you are pregnant right now and has been infected, relax the risk is too small to even cause you undue anxiety.
However, if you are diagnosed with it and become pregnant you will pass anti-bodies to your child. The baby will be born free of the virus.
3. If you are pregnant and on your last trimester and becomes infected, then you unborn child is more or less born with herpes. Why? Because your body was not able to raise the required number of anti-bodies to be pass to the infant. Time is your number one enemy, so to all mothers on their last trimester make sure you keep away from infected person.
Any women who want to get pregnant even if they have herpes can do so anytime they feel like it. There are no restrictions; however there are certain guidelines that every future mother should consider for the safety of their unborn child. No women would want their babies to be born with a virus acquired during pregnancy. The risk and trouble can be both uncomfortable and unpleasant.
The best cure is always prevention. To prevent being infected you should always make sure that your partner is wearing a condom. This is not just to protect you from becoming pregnant but most importantly to keep you safe from herpes and other sexually transmitted diseases.
Keep in mind that some diseases acquired through sexual intercourse has no treatment or remedies. It is better to be safe than sorry later. Be smart and always protect yourself, don’t let yourself be open for infections.
But the most amazing thing with women is that they have the ability to control their sickness, a great example is herpes in women. Did you know that a woman infected with herpes are likely to suffer alone and no-one else. There is a significant finding that the virus becomes less infectious if the carrier is a woman. Although, there may be instances that they can still infect others, it depends on the health of the person.
The average percentage of women that have been infected with this virus is roughly around 25%. This may appear impossible or unbelievable but the facts remains the same. Accordingly, I have compiled some of the verified facts that may be useful for you and to hopefully help you.
Here are the 3 important facts that any mother or future mother’s should know about this virus.
1. Herpes can live inside you in dormant state without being notice. You will never know you have it until the doctors conduct physical examination.
2. A pregnant women diagnose to have herpes is not likely to infect its neonate. In fact, the average case of mother’s infecting their unborn child is about 1%. So if you are pregnant right now and has been infected, relax the risk is too small to even cause you undue anxiety.
However, if you are diagnosed with it and become pregnant you will pass anti-bodies to your child. The baby will be born free of the virus.
3. If you are pregnant and on your last trimester and becomes infected, then you unborn child is more or less born with herpes. Why? Because your body was not able to raise the required number of anti-bodies to be pass to the infant. Time is your number one enemy, so to all mothers on their last trimester make sure you keep away from infected person.
Any women who want to get pregnant even if they have herpes can do so anytime they feel like it. There are no restrictions; however there are certain guidelines that every future mother should consider for the safety of their unborn child. No women would want their babies to be born with a virus acquired during pregnancy. The risk and trouble can be both uncomfortable and unpleasant.
The best cure is always prevention. To prevent being infected you should always make sure that your partner is wearing a condom. This is not just to protect you from becoming pregnant but most importantly to keep you safe from herpes and other sexually transmitted diseases.
Keep in mind that some diseases acquired through sexual intercourse has no treatment or remedies. It is better to be safe than sorry later. Be smart and always protect yourself, don’t let yourself be open for infections.