What medicine should pregnant women use for candidal vaginitis

Candidal vaginitis is a common gynecological disease caused by fungal infection, which is generally closely related to the patient's lack of attention to hygiene. The patient can recover as soon as possible by taking anti-inflammatory and antibacterial drugs as long as he persists for ten or ten days. However, if the patient is a pregnant woman, she must be careful and go to the hospital to consult a specialist and use medicines that are harmless to the fetus under the guidance of the doctor to avoid regrets.

Women's resistance and immunity will be greatly reduced during pregnancy, which gives many gynecological diseases an opportunity to take advantage of, and candidal vaginitis is a common one. Candidal vaginitis is caused by fungal infection, and pregnant women and diabetics are the key patient groups for this disease. Patients generally feel itching, burning, swelling of the vulva, and excessive vaginal discharge, which seriously affects the patient's daily life and work. So, if a pregnant woman suffers from candidal vaginitis, how should she be treated?

1. Pregnant women suffering from candidal vaginitis must not avoid medical treatment immediately, or use lotions and medicines for treatment without permission, so as to avoid harm to the baby by using inappropriate medicines. When a pregnant woman finds that she is sick, she must go to the hospital for examination immediately, take medicine according to the doctor's advice, and go to the hospital for a follow-up visit after the treatment is completed to ensure a quick recovery. Patients are reminded not to choose the strategy of not treating the disease just because they are pregnant. With the increasingly advanced medical level today, there are already many medicines suitable for pregnant women. If you are afraid to take medicine blindly, it will cause the inflammation to worsen, and may eventually seriously harm the baby in the belly. Therefore, pregnant women must pay attention to this matter.

Second, in addition to taking medicine, patients should also pay attention to daily hygiene and cleaning to maintain the comfort of private parts. You can use cold water to clean the private parts every morning, noon and evening. Do not use hot water to scrub. Some patients use this method to relieve itching when they have vulvar itching, which eventually causes damage to the skin and mucous membranes and causes secondary infection.