What to do if mold is serious in late pregnancy

During pregnancy, many women will have serious problems with fungi. If it is a mild fungus, it generally does not have much impact on pregnancy and can be cured through certain private part cleaning and body care. However, if the fungus is more serious, abortion may be necessary in the early stages of pregnancy. In the late stages of pregnancy, you need to communicate with your doctor in a timely manner for treatment!

1. What should pregnant women do if they have severe mold?

If you have mild candidal vaginitis, it generally does not affect pregnancy. However, if it is more serious, you should wait until it is cured before getting pregnant.

If not treated in time, the fetus will be infected and a erythematous rash will appear on the skin and yellow pinpoint spots will appear on the umbilical cord. If the fetus is delivered vaginally, 2/3 of the newborns will develop thrush and red buttocks.

After candidal vaginitis occurs, it will have a certain impact on the development of the fetus. If you suffer from more serious candidal vaginitis, you must do relevant examinations to see the growth of the fetus. If necessary, you can choose to have an abortion.

2. How to treat fungal infection in pregnant women

Fungal infection is the most common inflammatory infection in pregnant women during pregnancy, which is often manifested as a large amount of tofu-like secretions in the vagina, accompanied by itching and foreign bodies. This is mainly because the resistance during pregnancy decreases, and some opportunistic infection bacteria in the vagina show symptoms of infection, which in turn causes fungal infection. Can pregnant women be treated after being infected with fungi? Many pregnant women are afraid that the use of medicines will affect the fetus. First of all, pregnant women can use medicines after fungal infection, and they must be used. If you do not use medicines, it is easy to cause vaginal infection and intrauterine infection and affect the fetus.

3. Main drugs used for fungal infections in pregnant women

First, clotrimazole should be placed intravaginally. Clotrimazole is very safe when placed intravaginally and will not affect the fetus.

Second, you can apply nystatin cream to the vulva to relieve itching symptoms.

Third, you can use some gynecological wash to wash, which can also help relieve symptoms, improve the local vaginal environment, and avoid re-infection.