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Mother with herpes

Mother with herpes for quite long, but no symptoms.
Deliver baby with C sect
Will the newborn born with herpes antibodies?

And if it does, since herpes is test positive when u have herpes antibodies in ur body.
Does that mean that the newborn will test herpes positive too? And meaning the baby also will got herpes?

Would appreciate if anyone can provide more information on this
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Re: Mother with herpes

you can find the info somewhere in the sticky on herpes..

IMO...it is VERY important to inform the doctor if the mother has the herpes virus. precatious measure should be taken..e.g Medication to be given and also cesarean section is recommended...

Birth acquired herpes could potential cause alot of problem for the newborn and it will last for life.. some for problem are blindness, encephalitis and damaged to other vital organs...



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Mother with herpes for quite long, but no symptoms.
Deliver baby with C sect
Will the newborn born with herpes antibodies?

And if it does, since herpes is test positive when u have herpes antibodies in ur body.
Does that mean that the newborn will test herpes positive too? And meaning the baby also will got herpes?

Would appreciate if anyone can provide more information on this
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Re: Mother with herpes

http://www.ashasexualhealth.org/stds...and-pregnancy/

Herpes & Pregnancy

If a woman with genital herpes has virus present in the birth canal during delivery, herpes simplex virus (HSV) can be spread to an infant, causing neonatal herpes, a serious and sometimes fatal condition. Neonatal herpes can cause an overwhelming infection resulting in lasting damage to the central nervous system, mental retardation, or death. Medication, if given early, may help prevent or reduce lasting damage, but even with antiviral medication, this infection has serious consequences for most infected infants.

While neonatal herpes is a serious condition, it is also very rare. Less than 0.1% of babies born in the United States each year get neonatal herpes. By contrast, some 25-30% of pregnant women have genital herpes. This means that most women with genital herpes give birth to healthy babies.

Babies are most at risk for neonatal herpes if the mother contracts genital herpes late in pregnancy. This is because a newly infected mother does not have antibodies against the virus, so there is no natural protection for the baby during birth. In addition, a new herpes infection is frequently active, so there is an increased possibility the virus will be present in the birth canal during delivery.

Women who acquire genital herpes before they become pregnant have a very low risk of transmitting the virus to their babies. This is because their immune systems make antibodies that are temporarily passed to the baby through the placenta. Even if herpes is active in the birth canal during delivery, the antibodies help protect the baby. In addition, if a mother knows she has genital herpes, her doctor or midwife can take steps to protect the baby.

Herpes can also be spread to the baby in the first weeks of life if he or she is kissed by someone with an active cold sore (oral herpes). In rare instances, herpes may be spread by touch, if someone touches an active cold sore and then immediately touches the baby. Again, simple precautions can be taken to protect an infant from this type of exposure. To protect your baby, don’t kiss him or her when you have a cold sore, and ask others not to. If you have a cold sore, wash your hands before touching the baby.

Women with Genital Herpes

If you are pregnant and you have genital herpes, you may be concerned about the risk of spreading the infection to your baby. Be reassured that the risk is extremely small—especially if you have had herpes for some time. The following steps can help make the risk even smaller:

Talk with your obstetrician or midwife. Make sure he or she knows you have genital herpes.

At the time of labor, your healthcare provider should examine you early in labor with a strong light to detect any sores or signs of an outbreak. Let your provider know if you have any signs of an outbreak—itching, tingling, or pain.
If you have an active outbreak at the time of delivery, the safest course is a Cesarean section to prevent the baby from coming into contact with virus in the birth canal. If you do not have an active outbreak, you can have a vaginal delivery.

Ask your provider not to break the bag of waters around the baby unless necessary. The bag of waters may help protect the baby against any virus in the birth canal.

Ask your provider not to use a fetal scalp monitor (scalp electrodes) during labor to monitor the baby’s heart rate unless medically necessary. This instrument makes tiny punctures in the baby’s scalp, which may allow herpes virus to enter. In most cases, an external monitor can be used instead.
Ask that a vacuum or forceps not be used during delivery unless medically necessary. These instruments can also cause breaks in the baby’s scalp, allowing virus to enter.

After birth, watch the baby closely for about three weeks. Symptoms of neonatal herpes may include a skin rash, fever, crankiness, or lack of appetite. While these can be symptoms of several mild illnesses, don’t wait to see if your baby will get better. Take him or her to the pediatrician at once. Be sure to tell the pediatrician you have genital herpes.

A recent study found a risk of autism in babies born to mothers with HSV2 but many experts say women don’t need to worry.

Remember, the odds are strongly in favor of your having a healthy baby.

Treatment while Pregnant

Many women wonder about taking antiviral medication during pregnancy to suppress outbreaks in the third trimester. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved no drug against herpes for this purpose. Nonetheless, acyclovir is used by some physicians to treat women with genital herpes at the end of pregnancy. Small studies suggest that acyclovir taken daily during the last month of pregnancy will prevent recurrences and, therefore, decrease the need for Cesarean sections, but some experts remain concerned about the safety of fetal exposure to the medication.

At the present time, acyclovir’s manufacturer does not recommend its use during pregnancy. On the other hand, the company has tracked the experiences of several hundred women who took the drug during pregnancy, some of them inadvertently, and the evidence to date suggests that acyclovir does not carry increased risk of birth defects or adverse pregnancy outcome. On the strength of this data, the use of daily, suppressive treatment during the last month of pregnancy is becoming increasingly common.

Women who Don’t Have Genital Herpes

The greatest risk of neonatal herpes is to babies whose mothers contract a genital infection late in pregnancy. While this is a rare occurrence, it does happen, and can cause a serious, even life-threatening, illness for the baby. The best way you can protect your baby is to know the facts about HSV and how to protect yourself. The first step may be finding out whether you already carry the virus.

You can talk to your healthcare provider about testing for genital herpes. If you test negative for genital herpes, but your partner has genital or oral herpes, you may acquire it unless you take steps to prevent transmission. The following steps can help protect you from getting an infection during pregnancy:

If your partner has genital herpes, abstain from sex during active outbreaks. Between outbreaks, use a condom from start to finish every time you have sexual contact, even if your partner has no symptoms. (HSV can spread when no symptoms are present.) Consider abstaining from sex (oral, vaginal, and anal) during the last trimester.

Do not let your partner perform oral sex on you if your partner has an oral herpes (cold sores, fever blisters). This can give you genital herpes.
If you don’t know whether your partner has genital HSV, you may wish to ask your partner to be tested.

If you experience genital symptoms, or believe you have been exposed to genital HSV, tell your obstetrician or midwife at once. However, be aware that herpes can lie dormant for several years. What appears to be a new infection is occasionally an old one that is causing symptoms for the first time. Talk with your provider about the best way to protect your baby.

When a pregnant woman does contract a new genital HSV infection during the last trimester, many providers will prescribe antiviral medication. If lesions or prodromal symptoms are present at the time of labor, a Cesarean section is the safest course to prevent the baby from coming into contact with virus in the birth canal. If the infection is acquired late in pregnancy, many providers would recommend a Cesarean section even without lesions present.

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Mother with herpes for quite long, but no symptoms.
Deliver baby with C sect
Will the newborn born with herpes antibodies?

And if it does, since herpes is test positive when u have herpes antibodies in ur body.
Does that mean that the newborn will test herpes positive too? And meaning the baby also will got herpes?

Would appreciate if anyone can provide more information on this
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Re: Mother with herpes

Tks for the respond, this is why I intend to do a C sect just in case herpes is active in the birth canal during delivery, even thou I do not have any symptoms till now. Been at least 2yrs since I test positive for herpes.
Cos I do not have symptoms. I could only test if i have herpes antibodies in me. Am over > 3.5 . So i guess I'm more or less have it.

My more concern is will my baby also earn herpes abtibodies? This is good since it could prevent him to get any herpes but on the other hand. If he have this herpes antibodies on him. Does it mean that he will be born with herpes?

Quite complicating, maybe doc chan can help
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Re: Mother with herpes

No the baby wont be born with HSV unless you have a outbreak/infection during delivery period.

and it doesnt work like how u think so...if this work like u think then the number of people having HSV wouldn't be so high.

lastly there is no dr chan here.... there is a Dr Tan.

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This is good since it could prevent him to get any herpes but on the other hand. If he have this herpes antibodies on him. Does it mean that he will be born with herpes?

Quite complicating, maybe doc chan can help
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Re: Mother with herpes

Lol, my bad.. Dr tan

I'm glad to hear this. So i doesn't really have to worry much since I choose c sect delivery instead of natural

But will my baby get herpes antibodies in his body for life?
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Re: Mother with herpes

like i said. i dont think the baby will have enough antibodies if any, even if there is, it wont be for life or enough to make him immune to HSV....
otherwise the number of people having HSV wouldnt be so high...

i could be wrong though... better to hear from Dr Tan.


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Lol, my bad.. Dr tan

I'm glad to hear this. So i doesn't really have to worry much since I choose c sect delivery instead of natural

But will my baby get herpes antibodies in his body for life?
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Re: Mother with herpes

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Lol, my bad.. Dr tan

I'm glad to hear this. So i doesn't really have to worry much since I choose c sect delivery instead of natural

But will my baby get herpes antibodies in his body for life?
Antibodies passed from mother to child only last 6 to 8 months.

Breastfeeding helps boost a baby's immunity.

There is an article about this at http://kellymom.com/bf/can-i-breastf...ne-protection/

and http://www.nhs.uk/chq/Pages/939.aspx?CategoryID=54

How long do babies carry their mother's immunity?


During the last three months of pregnancy, antibodies from the mother are passed to her unborn baby through the placenta.

This type of immunity is called passive immunity, because the baby has been given antibodies rather than making them itself. Antibodies are special proteins that the immune system produces to help protect the body against bacteria and viruses.

The amount and type of antibodies passed to the baby depends on the mother's immunity. For example, if the mother has had chickenpox, she will have developed immunity against the condition and some of the chickenpox antibodies will be passed to the baby. However, if the mother hasn't had chickenpox, the baby will not be protected.

Immunity in newborn babies is only temporary and starts to decrease after the first few weeks or months. Breast milk also contains antibodies, which means that babies who are breastfed have passive immunity for longer. The thick, yellowish milk (colostrum) produced for the first few days following birth is particularly rich in antibodies.

Premature babies are at higher risk of developing an illness because their immune systems are not as strong and they haven't had as many antibodies passed to them.

As newborn immunity is only temporary, it is important to begin childhood immunisations when your baby is two months old. This applies to babies who are either premature or full-term.

The first immunisation, given when your baby is two months old, includes whooping cough and Hib (haemophilus influenza type b) because immunity to these conditions decreases the fastest. Passive immunity to measles, mumps and rubella can last for up to a year, which is why the MMR vaccine is given just after your baby's first birthday.
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