Herpes virus infection on nipples

Herpes is very harmful to women's bodies. Women should be careful to avoid herpes infection during pregnancy. Once infected with herpes, it may infect the fetus and affect the health of the fetus. In order to let women have more knowledge about herpes, let the editor introduce the symptoms of nipple herpes virus infection and how pregnant women should prevent herpes.

1. Symptoms of herpes infection

1. Pregnancy complicated by genital herpes. Pregnant women often experience recurrent herpes in the private parts when preparing for pregnancy. This is because the herpes simplex virus has been infected and lurks in the human body, and is caused by the re-infection of the virus during pregnancy. There are 2 to 3 ulcers or blisters in the general private parts, the medical history is short, and they heal naturally in about a week.

2. Genital herpes, also known as pubic herpes. It is a reproductive system infection caused by herpes simplex virus (HSV), mainly HSV-2 and rarely HSV-1. It is mainly infected through sexual intercourse, and genital herpes can recur. The affected area first has a burning sensation, then erythema appears; then 3 to 10 red papules in groups form on the basis of the erythema, accompanied by itching; the papules quickly turn into small blisters, and after 3 to 5 days they turn into pustules, which cause erosion and ulcers after rupture, active pain, and finally scab over and heal. All medical records can be summarized for 20 days. Recurrent genital herpes occurs within 1 to 4 months after the primary episode. The disease often occurs in private parts, female vagina, cervix and glans penis. The systemic symptoms are milder than those of primary disease. The medical history of each attack is also shorter, and the skin lesions usually disappear in about 10 days.

2. Does herpes infection during pregnancy affect the fetus?

1. If a pregnant woman is infected with herpes virus in the early stages of pregnancy (within the first three months of pregnancy), the herpes virus infection will infect the test tube embryo and cause mitosis of embryonic cells, which is very harmful to the fetus. It usually causes intellectual disabilities and deformed babies, and in severe cases it can lead to miscarriage. If you are not seriously infected with the virus, you should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible and avoid delaying the symptoms.

2. If a pregnant woman is infected with the herpes virus in the late pregnancy (the last three months of pregnancy), the virus can be transmitted to the fetus through the test tube embryo and the birth canal, making the newborn more susceptible to neonatal herpes and may cause the unfortunate death of the newborn.

3. How can pregnant women prevent herpes infection?

During pregnancy, pregnant women must pay attention to daily cleaning, sterilize and disinfect daily necessities, and wash and dry them, and refrain from sexual intercourse. When pregnant women are treating this disease, they must take medications strictly according to the doctor's orders and cannot buy medicines independently to prevent the fetus from being affected by taking medications indiscriminately.

The above is a detailed explanation of the symptoms of herpes infection. Because herpes infection during pregnancy is very harmful to pregnant women, it not only affects the health of pregnant women, but also affects the normal development of the fetus or birth, causing miscarriage or death. Therefore, it is important to do a good job of daily prevention and protection during pregnancy.