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Re: Active non-genital herpes and birthFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comWed Aug 26 05:48:26 1998
In a message dated 8/25/98 5:31:54 PM, you wrote: <<This among the most stupid advice I have ever seen from and obstetrician (if true). It rates very close to a woman I saw years ago who had been advised to have a CS if there was active disease at time of labour - her lesions were close to the hair line - a transverse SP incision would have only avoided the area with difficulty. Tell her to see a sensible ob/gyn!>> Just for information purposes, I consulted on a patient some years ago who had a herpes outbreak on her LEG (around the calf) in early-mid pregnancy (not even CLOSE to delivery). She was told by a dermatologist that she should have an abortion. Her ob-gyn then sent her to me because he was a little concerned... Joe P.
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