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Acyclovir SuppressionFrom: CNMPAT@aol.comThu Jul 18 08:33:30 1996
<what is your opinion (and practice) re: use of acyclovir in that should, of course, be non-immunocompromised. pregnant women for 1) primary HSV outbreak 2) recurrent HSV outbreak 3) prophylaxis to reduce chance of outbreak near term?> Elisabeth Hyde CNM Branford, CT >> We have been following guidelines from the Univ of WA (Zane Brown) re: Acyclovir at term for women with histories of frequent outbreaks., especially someone whose been diagnosed with a primary outbreak in pregnancy (we had two last year !!) So far good success in preventing outbreaks. Can anyone comment: do lesions show up after the Acyclovir is stopped, and what are others experiences with this management> Pat Sonnenstuhl, CNM,ARNP,RH South Sound Women's Center: 2 CNMs and 3 OB/GYNs Olympia, WA (1-800-633-1877) cnmpat@aol.com HTTP://home.aol.com/CNMPAT July 18, 1996 6:34 am
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