Can pregnant women with gynecological diseases give birth naturally?

There are two main ways for women to give birth: natural birth and caesarean section. If conditions permit, people generally choose natural birth, which is beneficial for both the fetus and the pregnant woman. Due to the changes in hormones in women's bodies after pregnancy, as well as mental stress, and bad eating and sleeping habits, gynecological diseases are very likely to occur. Gynecological diseases have a great impact on women, so can pregnant women with gynecological diseases give birth naturally?

Gynecological disease is a broad term with a lot of content. Generally speaking, if it is not a serious vaginitis or sexually transmitted disease, it will not affect normal delivery. It mainly depends on the position and size of the fetus. Suggestions: Mild vaginitis or pelvic inflammatory disease generally does not affect normal delivery. As long as the fetus is in a normal position, is not macrosomia, and does not have the umbilical cord around the neck, normal delivery can be considered.

Gynecological inflammation does have a certain impact on expectant mothers' natural delivery, but not all inflammations will prevent natural delivery. The main factors that determine normal delivery are: 1. The birth canal can allow the fetus to pass smoothly. 2. The expectant mother has enough strength to force the fetus out. 3. The size of the baby is a very important factor in natural childbirth. 4. The expectant mother has enough energy to give birth, which is often referred to as mental factors in medicine. However, if an expectant mother has gynecological inflammation, it is best to seek treatment in advance to avoid affecting delivery and causing fetal infection. Over time, bacteria will retrogradely infect and cause amnionitis or premature rupture of membranes, and the vaginal wall will be more fragile, which can easily cause increased bleeding in new mothers. The chance of infection also increases as the fetus passes through the birth canal.

The following examinations for gynecological diseases must be performed: 1. Routine examination of leucorrhea: including examination for fungi, Trichomonas, vaginal cleanliness and bacterial vaginosis. 2. Colposcopy: It mainly checks the condition of the cervix and can directly tell whether you have cervical erosion. 3. Routine gynecological examination: including examination of the size, shape, position of the vulva, vagina, cervix, uterus, as well as the fallopian tubes and ovaries. 4. B-ultrasound examination: mainly used for the diagnosis of endometrial diseases, cervical diseases, uterine fibroids, ovarian tumors, and the examination of embryonic development in early pregnancy. 5. Cervical smear examination: It can be done according to age or medical condition. Cervical smear is currently the simplest and most effective diagnostic method for widespread screening of cervical cancer. TCT is a more accurate method for cancer screening than cervical smear.