Can I have a child if I have vaginitis?

If the symptoms of vaginitis are relatively mild, you can still have a child, but if they are more serious, you still need to receive timely and good treatment. You can only have a child after thorough treatment, because sometimes vaginitis can affect pregnancy and easily lead to difficulties in getting pregnant. First, you need to go to the hospital for routine examinations of leucorrhea and other aspects, and then receive timely symptomatic treatment. Let's take a look at this aspect.

Vaginitis can be treated, and once it is cured you can have children. You should first do a routine leucorrhea check to see what kind of vaginitis you have, and then treat it symptomatically based on the test results. Do not have sex and do not eat spicy food during treatment.

How to treat vaginitis effectively

The first step is accurate detection: Regular and experienced hospitals will conduct relevant examinations based on the onset of women's symptoms to check what type of vaginitis it is, and then take effective treatment methods, such as vulvar examination, leucorrhea testing, and colposcopy examination, to accurately find out the cause of vaginitis.

Step 2: Scientific diagnosis: Based on the test results, the doctor will combine various favorable factors such as the woman’s age, medical history, etc. to conduct a professional and detailed diagnosis and further personalize the treatment.

The third step is to treat the symptoms: After a clear diagnosis, the doctor will make a treatment plan to avoid traditional treatment misunderstandings. What are the treatments for vaginitis? Surgical treatment, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, cellular immunotherapy, and traditional Chinese medicine treatment. Different treatment methods are adopted according to the condition of female vaginitis.

How to prevent recurrence of vaginitis

1. Remove the predisposing factors. For those who have relapses, the causes should be checked, including whether they have diabetes, use of antibiotics, estrogen or steroid hormones, wearing tight synthetic underwear, or stimulation from local drugs. These predisposing factors should be controlled or eliminated as much as possible.

2. For first-time patients, the treatment must be thorough. The patient must use the correct medication according to the doctor's requirements and consolidate the treatment. Incomplete treatment is one of the reasons for the recurrence and difficulty in treating vaginitis. The standard for cure is that the leucorrhea is negative after three cycles of menstruation.

3. Spouse should be treated together. Vulvovaginitis is often a sexually transmitted disease. The husband of the infected woman has pathogens parasitic in the foreskin folds, urethra, and prostate. If only the woman is treated, the man may become the source of infection and cause recurrence. Using condoms at the same time can reduce the risk of cross-infection between sexual partners.

4. Pay attention to personal hygiene, keep the vulva clean and dry, change underwear frequently, and use vulva equipment for one person only. Used underwear, towels, and basins should be washed with boiling water. When going to public places such as public toilets, swimming pools, and bathrooms, be careful to prevent cross infection.

5. Enhance the body's resistance, improve nutrition, exercise, improve the body's immunity, and reduce the chance of disease caused by conditional pathogens.