Yes to both. Both strains of the herpes virus can be passed even when there is no outbreak so you can become infected. Men can also contract yeast infections (though they generally display no symptoms) and if you think you do have a yeast infection from her, you should get tested and treated because you can pass it back to her if you don’t use protection!

as long as u takes you medication regularly, u can still have a baby with her. she just really has to keep track of her symptoms and let u know if she even thinks she is going to have an out break. u should go to a doctor together and see if they have some advice for u as well. the odds of her getting genital herpes from u are drastically reduced if u are taking supressive or anti-viral medication. most doctors recommend a c-section in order to prevent herpes being passed onto the baby. i live with my bf for almost 3 years and 1.5 years into our relationship he gave me both types of herpes. but that doesn’t mean that u will catch it as well. many people have managed not to pass herpes onto their partners. it takes skin to skin contact to pass on (usually during sex). if the have an out break outside of where the condom covres then u still have a risk of getting herpes.
BTW herpes can be passed even if u use a condom.

Yes, it is possible to get herpes from oral sex with someone who gets cold sores, even if there are no symptoms present when you have sex. Herpes is EXTREMELY contagious when there are lesions present, VERY contagious just before and just after the cold sore shows up, and somewhat contagious when there are no symptoms present. Yeast is naturally-occuring in the vaginal tract, and it is both easily transmitted and easily gotten rid of.

your wife can definitely have a baby and you can do it through natural intercourse. if she for some reason catches it, the doctor will probably opt to do a c-section just to be on the safe side because if babies catch the virus, their immune systems arent strong enough to fight it off, but women with this virus have babies all the time, a lot through natural birth.

Herpes of any type usually likes direct skin to skin contact with an open sore to be passed such as kissing, having oral sex or regular sex with some one that has oral or genital herpes. Herpes doesn’t last for more then seconds when it’s away from the body. There would be a very low risk of getting herpes from that.
You should know, cold sores are very common 50-80 percent of the population has them and often passed on during child hood from kissing or being kissed by family members or friend that has cold sores. If a relative with a cold sore kissed you, then you could have cold sores too.

Suppressive therapy is generally the best option. It is not 100% but it certainly gives your wife a good chance of not contracting it.

If your wife does end up contracting herpes, it will not effect the baby if it is within the first tri-mester. In the second and third it is more dangerous for the baby.

Go to the doctors and have a chat before you start trying for children.

Go to the doctor. Have you ever seen the commercials about herpes? It doesn’t matter whether you have an outbreak or not.