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I have been tested positive for herpes 1.is there a vaccination to prevent this disease.my partner and i want to try for a baby.
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No: Most people have Herpes type 1, by the time they are adults. Thus, it is considered normal to have Herpes type 1. Of course, it is also normal not to have Herpes type 1. There is no anti-Herpes vaccine.
Answered 5/17/2015
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