Why can't mold be cured during pregnancy?

Many women have been actively seeking treatment after being diagnosed with gynecological inflammation, but long-term treatment always fails to improve the condition. Why can’t mold be cured in pregnant women? During pregnancy, women's immunity is relatively low and the chance of being infected by bacteria is very high. During pregnancy, therapeutic medications cannot be used casually because they will affect the fetus. Let's learn more about it in detail.

1. Why can't mold be cured in pregnant women?

During pregnancy, the immunity of pregnant women is reduced and the estrogen level is higher than that in the non-pregnant period, resulting in a vaginal environment with a high sugar content, creating good conditions for the growth and reproduction of mold. This leads to repeated fungal infections during pregnancy that cannot be cured.

Candidal vaginitis is most likely to occur in the middle and late stages of pregnancy. The development of the fetus is almost complete at this time, and there is no teratogenic effect on the fetus. There is no need to worry too much. As long as you use the medication reasonably and in a standardized manner under the guidance of a doctor, candidal vaginitis can be cured quickly.

2. How to treat fungus in pregnant women

1. Within 12 weeks of pregnancy, you can use the liquid to clean the vulva and vagina. At the same time, change the underwear every day and wash and iron it together with the towel and basin. After 12 weeks of pregnancy, after cleaning as above, gently dry the vulva and place the suppository deep in the vagina, and use it every night before going to bed. When there is vulvitis, medication can be applied to the vulva. Generally, a course of treatment lasts 10-14 days. The patient should be rechecked 7 days after stopping the medication, and the fungus should be rechecked for the third time 2 weeks after the symptoms disappear. Treatment can be terminated after recovery. To avoid intrauterine infection, vaginal operations should not be performed after 35 weeks of pregnancy.

2. During pregnancy, women's vulva becomes congested and vaginal secretions increase, which puts the vulva in a hot and humid environment, which is a breeding ground for the proliferation of mold. In order to keep the vulva dry and clean, it is recommended to wash the vulva with clean water every morning and evening. You can also add a little salt to the clean water for cleaning.

3. In addition, you can also use sitz baths to sterilize and disinfect, but this method has limitations. It is generally recommended to do sitz baths about 4-8 months after pregnancy. This method cannot be used for treatment in the early or late pregnancy to avoid the possibility of premature birth or miscarriage.

If mold cannot be cured, then everyone should understand the cause in time and master the correct sterilization plan to avoid serious interference to pregnant women and babies. The body of a pregnant woman is very sensitive. If you blindly use antiseptic drugs, side effects are likely to occur. Therefore, you must use the drugs with caution and combine them with other life care to reduce bacterial infections.