This is a myth and a really common misconception. (1) that if a mother contracts the herpes virus toward the end of the pregnancy … there is a larger possibility that her baby could be infected. — Dr. Sophocles ROCHESTER, Read More …
Women with high-risk HPV strains were significantly more vulnerable in the second trimester of pregnancy.– Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Research (1) Many women infected with HPV worry about the risk of being infected during pregnancy. Research shows that the virus Read More …
One of the major risks a pregnant woman should avoid is a herpes infection. According to SpecialEdPost.com, “Causes of cerebral palsy include (herpes virus) infection in early pregnancy, a difficult or premature birth, bleeding in the baby’s brain and abnormal Read More …
In a new study it was revealed that up to 72% of new mothers with HPV transmit the virus to their newborns. – European Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Reproductive Biology “Vertical transmission of HPV is associated with vaginal Read More …