do they test you for herpes when your pregnant ???
484389
There is a blood test for herpes simplex antibodies which will tell you if you have been exposed to the virus. Generally it is not tested for in pregnancy, unless you ask. All tests done need to be done with your permission, so it is not likely tests will be done and you not know. Every area has different requirements for STI testing in pregnancy, some places test routinely for HIV, most test for syphilis. If you feel you are at risk, discuss it with your caregiver, who will be able to assist you in determining what if any tests should be done.\n\nGood Luck.
256793
You need to see a doctor,  the home test could verify your pregnant but a doctor knows more of what to look for.\nDo not worry,  just see the Doc.
645491
yes, you can.  Lets say you have herpes simplex 1 outbreak on your lip, and you touch your lip and forget to wash your hands, and than touch your genital area. This will most definetly put you at high risk for spreading herpes simplex 2 too yourself. People who have Hsv-1 must wash there hands very frequently when a outbreak occurs
456825
Heads up for ya all. HSV and HPV can be asymptomatic, meaning that the person shows no physical signs i.e. blisters,scabs,rough bumps and irritation. They can be a cirrier if the virus. \nCondoms as we all know are not 100% either. \nBefore becoming sexually active with someone go and get a STD screening done together. Remember that HSV and HPV are seperate tests. Hsv=blood test and HPV=pap smear for woman, there is no real way to test for HPV on men unless there are visible warts on the penis,testes,buttocks or inner theighs.
705429
I think the only way to test + for herpes is when in fact you do have a outbreak, and they test your sore.
762556
You will not pass the cold sores (HSV-1) on to your child.  Herpes is a virus and must be passed through contact.  If your partner has genital herpes, she may spread the virus to the baby through childbirth.  \n\nBe careful about kissing your baby when you do have cold sores because they are highly contagious.  Also, know that cold sores can be passed to the genitals through oral sex.\n\nHope this helps!
547565
Yes you can. Make sure that you don't touch your b/f if you have one or anywhere around his area. I get cold sores all the time. My doctor told me not to do any oral sex with my b/f because he may catch herpies. be careful they are contagious and other people can catch it ( drinking from the same cup, kissing, touching it)
934147
only if the chlamydia made you pregnant
991081
That is usually how they diagnose herpes. My OBGYN took one look at me and knew I had herpes.\n\nI guess it is possible to go 25 years without an outbreak. It does seem highly unlikely but I guess it could be possible. It's been about 2 years since I had one. But I know that's not 25 years!\n\nIt's good that he is going to go and get tested again. His first doctor may have diagnosed him wrong.
286225
many diseases are passed through blood, which can be found in saliva; herpes, AIDS, hepatitus...  if you are having sex of any kind- you should use a condom, and you should be tested regularly.  if you are in a monogomous relationship, and you have both been tested recently, then you can look into only using birth control.  but it's up to you to get tested, and decide if you trust the person you're with to be monogomous.
502378
Hi there...I'm not aware of any dangers but just let it runs its course.  Sometimes women need to be concerned when they get a virus early on, say in the first trimester.  But your baby is probably in a good stage and in good health so I would only do what you should always do with a virus.  Rest, and plenty of liquids.
523217
The answer to your question is: Yes.  The Home Pregnancy test works by detecting HCG in your urine.  Only when you're pregnant is HCG present in the urine.  You can be pregnant and not have enough to turn one positive.  You can go to your doctor and ask for a Beta Quantitative Analysis. It will tell you if you're pregnant and approximately how far along you are.
347874
Herpes itself should not present a problem when it comes to conception.  Genital herpes is a very common disease caused by herpes simplex virus-2 (HSV-2). There are no specific precautions one should take while trying to get pregnant, but you should avoid intercourse when the lesions are active. HSV becomes an issue in pregnancy at the time of delivery. If active lesions are present when you go into labor, a c-section is recommended to minimize the chance of passing the disease to the baby. The chances of recurrent HSV causing problems in your pregnancy are slim.
154893
Yes there is a chance you will get it if your partner has it. \nI just found out after almost 4 years of marriage I have genital herpes. My husband and I dont practice safe sex however I take my medication daily that knocks his chance of getting it down by 50%, thats not to say he doesnt have it and shows no symptoms. 70% of people who have HSV has a partner that shows no signs. Get a blood test before you sleep with them to make sure you indeed dont have herpes. 1 in 5 people have it. \nCondoms are not 100% either. Herpes can be on the testes, buttocks,inner theighs. \nBe as careful as you can, but there are no guarntees.
773063
These are not typical signs of herpes. You would experience extreme pain and in or around your vagina especially when you go pee. Stomach pain and loss of energy are not typical symptoms. You would get reddish or white soars on or in your vagina. They might bleed lightly but not even close to enough for period like blood. It sounds like you have maybe another problem. I would go to your doctor immediately. Good luck!!!
1170459
I don't know about all std's but i do know that hep a b c run in breast milk and they are sexually transmitted and i do know that HIV and AIDS is very much in breast milk and also syphliss.  I would call a doctor and get the facts about all of them.  I am not sure if the virus that causes herpes does. I know virues usually run in the blood  and stay but a bacterial infection goes away.  Like I said go to a doctor.
127871
yes u can have kids however your partner will get the herpes and you will be on antibiotics throughout your pregnancy , then the baby will undergo some tests right after it is born  no there is no cure for herpes just a prevention for the outbreaks