Journal de la grossesse et de la santé infantile

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Genital Herpes in Pregnancy

Curtis R Cook

The administration of genital herpes virus contaminations in pregnancy has seen numerous changes over the past decade as we have proceeded to learn more approximately the the study of disease transmission of the infection. This article reviews these changes and highlights continuous contentions. Clinical administration plans are proposed based upon this most later data. The rate of seropositivity ably, a few of these patients would have been contaminated in a less symptomatic locale such as the cervix or upper vagina. Others likely had improved essential diseases auxiliary to the nearness of defensive antibodies from a earlier nongenital herpes disease. Planned thinks about have shown an yearly transformation rate to HSV-2 of 0.6% in 14 already seronegative women. HSV replication and spread happen by coordinate cell-to-cell transmission.