I would to know can a person who did not know they have Herpes type 1 & 2 as no syptom or mild syptoms spread to a normal healthy person when they have Ulcer or sexual intercourse?
And if a woman who has herpes virus type 1 & 2 she will not be able to give birth to a normal baby even during pregnancy she does not have reoccurances? and what happen if she has herpes during her pregnancy how badly will the baby be affected?

yes it can be spread even if you don't show signs or symptoms....you can also have a natural child birth if you do not have a out break...The chances of spreading it during child birth is 1 to 100 "natural" or 1 to 1000 "c-section"
For the safety of the child I chose c-sections all three times...it was not worth the risk...I have (3) beautiful daughters who are very healthy....I am not sure what it looks like if a child gets it during child birth..I've only heard stories.....

The chances of the infant getting herpes are actually much lower than that - 0.05% (1 in 1950) for women who have had the virus less than a year, and 0.02% (1 in 5500) for women who have had the virus longer.

Technically, the chances of death to the mother are about the same (0.02%) during a c-section. But when you factor in all the other risks to both mother and baby, it's actually less hazardous to have a vaginal delivery.

Thanks for replying my questions.
Can a person who have herpes still able to date , kiss , romance & make love with their partner when they do not have any infections?
And the infections of herpes are rashes, cold sores & ulcers only?
If a herpes person bleeds, they can only clean their own wounds? Just like AIDS / HIV which might spread to the other person?
Kindly advise

You can certainly have a physical relationship with someone if you have herpes. However, the virus CAN be transmitted to your partner even if you aren't having an outbreak. It is important that he/she is aware of your status so they can make their own choice. The chances of transmitting the virus when you aren't having an outbreak are actually very low. For a female to get the virus, it is 9% PER YEAR, and for a male 4% PER YEAR. There are many people who have gone decades or a lifetime with an infected partner, but never have acquired the virus. Others sleep with someone once and get the virus.

Herpes is NOT transmitted via any bodily fluid - blood, saliva, semen etc. It is transmitted via skin on skin contact. It is NOT transmitted like AID/HIV. If you hurt yourself and your partner puts on your band-aid - they won't get herpes.

Herpes takes on many forms - rashes, sores and ulcers as you say. Also, some people get little bumps, red spots etc. etc. It varies from person to person.

What do you mean it can be transmitted by skin & skin contacts? can you give a common example?
And can you give all the example of infected herpes?
As i do not want to spread to anyone i love if i have herpes infection without knowing.
thank you very much for your kind reply.