📢 Calling all expecting mothers

Are you navigating the complexities of a high-risk pregnancy? Don't fret, because I, Dr. Muniswaran Ganesham, am here to guide you through it all. ✨ 🔬 Topic: Managing High-Risk Pregnancies 🤰 📅 Date: Wednesday, 21st June ⏰ Time: 8-9pm During this session, we'll discuss common challenges, and I’ll share practical tips to navigate high-risk pregnancies to ensure a safe and healthy journey for both you and your little one. 🌈💖 Drop your questions below this post, and I'll provide personalised guidance during the session! 🗣️🎙️

muniswaran ganeshan

Passionate about high risk pregnancies and maternal medicine

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Hi Doctor, I was diagnosed with Hsv 1 n 2 a few years back, is my pregnancy consider high risk? I'm afraid to pass it to my baby, what precautions should I take and would prefer a vaginal birth, what are the risk?

muniswaran ganeshan

Passionate about high risk pregnancies and maternal medicine

2y ago

Having a past HSV infection does not render your pregnancy to be at high risk. The only concerns are related to new, recent infections or recurrent HSV infections during pregnancy. Since you already had have a past infection, the chances of you transmitting this to your baby is very low and vaginal delivery is the recommended mode of delivery. If you have reinfection, that you may need Acyclovir from 36 weeks onwards although vaginal delivery is still recommended.

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