A woman complains of discharge and soreness in the vulval region at a POA of 36 weeks. Examination reveals small discreet, tender ulcers in the labia majora, minora and perineum. She has not had a similar episode previously. On viral culture and serological testing she did not have antibodies against the infecting strain.What is the best treatment option?
A woman complains of discharge and soreness in the vulval region at a POA of 36 weeks. Examination reveals small discreet, tender ulcers in the labia majora, minora and perineum. She has not had a similar episode previously. On viral culture and serological testing she did not have antibodies against the infecting strain.What is the best treatment option?
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A woman complains of discharge and soreness in the vulval region at a POA of 36 weeks. Examination reveals small discreet, tender ulcers in the labia majora, minora and perineum. She has not had a similar episode previously. On viral culture and serological testing she did not have antibodies against the infecting strain.What is the best treatment option?
✓ Correct Answer: D. Treat with oral acyclovir and perform an elective cesarean section at 38 weeks
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