What should a pregnant woman do if she has candidal vaginitis?

Vaginitis candidiasis is a common gynecological inflammation in pregnant women. After becoming pregnant, women should control their sugar intake and have a reasonable and balanced nutrition, otherwise they are prone to candidal vaginitis. The symptoms of this disease are vulvar itching, excessive vaginal discharge in a tofu-like state, and easy recurrence. When a pregnant woman becomes ill, she must actively seek treatment, otherwise the infection will spread and affect the fetus.

What should pregnant women do if they have candidal vaginitis?

1. If a pregnant woman suffers from candidal vaginitis in the early stages of her pregnancy, it is generally not recommended for her to treat the disease with oral medications, because many drugs are very bad for fetal development and have teratogenic effects. It is recommended to use local medications for treatment.

2. For local vaginal medication, it is recommended to clean the vulva before going to bed and then start medication treatment. Generally, you can choose Saneryin Wash and three-dimensional nystatin suppositories for treatment. It is best to prepare a fixed small basin and clean it every night.

3. When applying local medication to the female perineum, do not flush the Cleansing Liquid into the vagina when cleaning. The three-dimensional nystatin suppository is inserted into the vagina before going to bed. The drug should not be placed too deep in the vagina, otherwise it will be harmful to the fetus.

What is the impact of vaginal candidiasis on the baby during pregnancy?

If a pregnant woman is sick and not treated in time, it may affect the pregnancy, cause premature rupture of membranes, premature birth, etc., and is likely to cause fetal infection. After the fetus is infected, erythematous rashes 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. Therefore, active treatment is necessary. Currently, traditional treatments are mostly based on drug therapy, and the abuse of antibiotics is very serious. Large amounts of antibiotics may cause fetal malformations, asthma, eczema, etc.

Therefore, the treatment principle for pregnant women suffering from candidal vaginitis should be based on physical therapy and biological therapy, supplemented by drug therapy, and most of the external medications are used. For example, gynecological drugs such as Shukangling and metronidazole are effective in treating candidal vaginitis. Moreover, pregnant women suffering from candidal vaginitis must be treated thoroughly, and the medication must not be stopped automatically as soon as the symptoms are alleviated.