no you will not infect your baby with hsv2 orally from this sort of contact.
what im saying is that can the contact from my hasband genital who never had out break and my nipple then breast feed can it leed to transmition of hsv2 to baby mouth
Absolutely incorrect. A woman who has oral herpes or genital herpes CAN in fact breast feed her baby!!!
Breastfeeding is not recommended if you think you might have this. If you have never had any symptoms and none of your partners have had it then you are most likely safe. Of course there is always the risk having it without having had an outbreak or having one that was so mild you did not notice or misdiagnosed it. If you have never had the test done and you are unsure, it may be best to wait for the result.
another question plz im going tusday for test for hsv 2 but im thinking if it come back positive can my kids be infected too from breast feeding them cause i had many contact with my hasband genital and my breast (nipple )they never had any out break in their mouth and as i said befor me and my hasband we never had any problem of out break in our genital
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you need to call the clinic monday and ask how long it takes them. each clinic is different as far as if they do the tests there or send them out.
grace
thanks how about the blood test they do at health department how long it take for resault
I read on this forum that there is a 20 min test that can be done in the doctor's office. Grace knows for sure though.