Does herpes affect future fertility

Answer 1

Herpes infection does not affect the ability to get pregnant.
No; herpes does not cause infertility.
No it can not.
Yep, sadly. Herpes is passed very easily. 25 % of all Americans have it.
I've always read that you can have a child if you have herpes. Obstetricians treat pregnant women with herpes with antiviral medications to help prevent transmission to the baby. It is also said that a woman who has had herpes for awhile, and has built up antibodies, passes these helpful antibodies to the baby which helps to protect it. If doctors believe the unborn child is at high risk of contracting the virus they will usually recommend a Cesarean delivery. In any case follow the doctor's orders and pray to God for a healthy baby!

No, herpes will not cause infertility.
Herpes won't turn you infertile.
No, it doesn't. However, if you have present outbreaks while giving birth, then a C-Section is usually recommended, in order to avoid infecting the sensitive baby.
Yes you can have babies if you have herpes; consult your doctor.
Yes, people with herpes can have kids.
Unless you have such a severe infection that causes scars in the fallopian tubes, ovaries and/or uterus; no the herpes infection generally does not cause infertility.
Yes... Having Herpes causes people to not want to sleep with you, thus reducing your chances of pregnancy.
YES YOU CAN STILL HAVE CHILDREN.
Yes you can and you can have a healthy baby.

Having herpes doesn't affect your fertility or reproductive system.