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Herpes related sickness
Hi,
I have herpes hsv2 for almost 1 year now. I have few questions ?
1) What other related sickness you will have once you have herpes?
2) Can I still have a child without transfering the virus to the baby? what is the risk?
3) Do anyone of you have this mussle movement on your body? i never had this before i was infected with herpes.
I have herpes hsv2 for almost 1 year now. I have few questions ?
1) What other related sickness you will have once you have herpes?
2) Can I still have a child without transfering the virus to the baby? what is the risk?
3) Do anyone of you have this mussle movement on your body? i never had this before i was infected with herpes.
I've combined your 2 posts. It's much easier to just keep 1 thread going :)
a) What other illness will i have when we have hsv? pls highlight major problem like liver enlargement?
Liver enlargement is not common with herpes.
b) What are the risk i might face if i decided to have a child? already answered
c) Is this normal symptom of having bloated stomach and dark nail bed/cultical for people like me? although i have check negative for HIV.
No. this is not related to herpes.
grace
a) What other illness will i have when we have hsv? pls highlight major problem like liver enlargement?
Liver enlargement is not common with herpes.
b) What are the risk i might face if i decided to have a child? already answered
c) Is this normal symptom of having bloated stomach and dark nail bed/cultical for people like me? although i have check negative for HIV.
No. this is not related to herpes.
grace
1 - what do you mean? Having herpes doesn't mean you are going to get sick with other things or anything like that.
2 - yes. No obvious lesions at the time of delivery and it's a less than 1% risk of transmitting the virus to your baby during delivery. The herpes handbook at www.westoverheights.com goes into this in more details.
3 - muscle movements? I don't know what you are asking about.
grace
2 - yes. No obvious lesions at the time of delivery and it's a less than 1% risk of transmitting the virus to your baby during delivery. The herpes handbook at www.westoverheights.com goes into this in more details.
3 - muscle movements? I don't know what you are asking about.
grace
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