What to do if pregnant women have moss

Pregnant women with ringworm usually need to do a good job of local hygiene care and need external medication treatment, and oral medication treatment if necessary.

1. Hygiene care: Pregnant women with moss usually need to keep the local area clean and hygienic, clean the area with warm or clean water to reduce the proliferation of bacteria or fungi, and also use saline or iodine to wipe the surrounding area.

2. Topical medications: Most cases of tinea are caused by inadequate self-cleaning, which leads to fungal infection, causing local inflammatory reactions and symptoms of swelling and pain. It is necessary to apply antifungal ointments locally, such as erythromycin ointment and clotrimazole ointment, or miconazole ointment. The use of drugs can inhibit the growth of fungi, promote the absorption of inflammation, and improve local clinical symptoms.

3. Oral medication: In severe cases of tinea, oral anti-inflammatory drugs are required. Amoxicillin capsules or cefixime granules can be taken orally. Taking the drugs can inhibit the absorption of inflammation and promote the recovery of tinea.

During pregnancy, you need to avoid blindly taking medications. You need to choose some medications that have less impact on the fetus. During the medication period, you need to have regular prenatal checkups to clarify the development of the fetus.