What should pregnant women do if their vaginal discharge increases?

Some pregnant women have abnormal physical phenomena, so they need to pay attention to take appropriate methods for treatment in time, especially if the pregnant woman has an increase in leucorrhea, they should pay attention to timely treatment to avoid causing danger to the pregnant woman. So what should pregnant women do if their leucorrhea increases? Let me introduce my views on this issue to you below.

If a pregnant woman has abnormal leucorrhea, she should go to the hospital for examination. If parasites are found in the vaginal secretions, it can be diagnosed as parasite vaginitis. Treatment options include oral medication, 3 times a day; or vaginal medication, 1 tablet every night, placed in the posterior fornix of the vagina, 7-10 times as a course of treatment. However, it should be noted that mefenamic acid can enter the fetus through the placenta and be excreted through breast milk. The teratogenic effect on the fetus cannot be ruled out, so it should not be used in early pregnancy. In addition, pregnant women should not use 0.5%-1% acid or lactic acid solution for sitting bath or vaginal flushing.

Experts say that parasite vaginitis is prone to recurrence, so treatment should be thorough. When solving the problem of what to do if pregnant women have abnormal leucorrhea, the experts told us this. If the leucorrhea reexamination is negative, the treatment should be continued for one course to consolidate the therapeutic effect. The leucorrhea is considered cured only if it is negative after three examinations.

Be cautious when treating Trichomonas vaginitis during pregnancy, and choose the drugs to avoid affecting the fetus as much as possible, or at least minimize the impact on the fetus. Therefore, pregnant women with Trichomonas vaginitis must be treated under the supervision and guidance of a doctor. They must not use medications at will, which may affect the fetus or themselves.

If leucorrhea during pregnancy is abnormal, we can consider vaginal Trichomonas infection. This infection can easily cause an increase in vaginal discharge in pregnant women, accompanied by a foul odor, as well as itching of the genitals. It is generally believed that this infection is a type of sexually transmitted disease that can easily be transmitted between sexual partners. Experts point out that during treatment, sexual partners must be treated at the same time to prevent cross-infection and achieve a complete cure. During pregnancy, if you find that your leucorrhea is yellow, has an odor, varies in amount, or has abnormal changes in appearance, you should go to the hospital to see a relevant gynecologist for examination, diagnosis, and treatment in time. Do not take any medication on your own to avoid affecting or harming the fetus.

The above is my opinion on this issue. If a pregnant woman has the above problems, she needs to pay attention to timely treatment to ensure her health and safety, and avoid gynecological diseases caused by the above problems, which threatens the patient's safety. Finally, I wish the patient a speedy recovery.