Recurrent genital herpes and pregnancy are mainly associated with miscarriage, preterm labor, abnormal fetal development and fetal infection; since there is no medication to cure primary genital herpes, the transformation to recurrent genital herpes; women should not get pregnant during herpes recurrence, and there is some risk to the fetus after pregnancy with recurrent genital herpes.
1. Miscarriage and preterm labor: recurrent genital herpes may lead to an increased risk of miscarriage in early pregnancy and preterm labor in late pregnancy; after pregnancy, pay attention to whether there is any occurrence of abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding, and consult a doctor immediately when discomfort occurs.
2. Abnormal fetal development: Pregnant women with recurrent genital herpes may have intrauterine growth retardation and developmental malformations, as well as low birth weight babies.
3. Fetal infection: if intrauterine full-term pregnancy labor initiation, the occurrence of recurrent genital herpes is not suitable for vaginal delivery, the need for cesarean section to avoid vaginal delivery of the fetus caused by neonatal herpes virus infection.
Recurrent genital herpes infection, pregnant need to actively go to the hospital.