02-18-2008, 06:16 AM
Which one of the following is the current best management of a pregnant woman with a past history of herpes simplex genital infection on the inner labia minora?
1) Vaginal delivery in all cases.
2) Cesarean section if lesions are present at time of labor.
3) Elective cesarean section at 38 weeks in all cases.
4) Daily application of topical acyclovir to site of previous lesions.
5) Cesarean section only if herpes culture positive.
1) Vaginal delivery in all cases.
2) Cesarean section if lesions are present at time of labor.
3) Elective cesarean section at 38 weeks in all cases.
4) Daily application of topical acyclovir to site of previous lesions.
5) Cesarean section only if herpes culture positive.