Can I keep the baby if I have bacterial vaginitis?

Vaginitis is a common gynecological disease among women. Depending on the causative factors, bacterial vaginitis is a typical one and can occur at any time. If an ordinary person suffers from bacterial vaginosis, there is no need to worry about treatment. But if you suffer from vaginitis during pregnancy, you will naturally worry about the impact on the fetus. So, is it safe to keep a fetus with bacterial vaginitis? Let’s take a look below.

It is not recommended to have a baby with bacterial vaginitis. If vaginitis occurs during pregnancy, it will mainly cause vaginal itching, odor and other discomforts, which require active use of Chinese patent medicine suppositories and washes for treatment and control. If more severe vaginitis is not healed for a long time and causes ascending infection that breaks through the cervical mucus plug, it is easy to reach the uterus and may affect the fetus. In particular, vaginal infection in early pregnancy may have a certain impact on the occurrence of fetal malformations.

How to prevent vaginitis during pregnancy

1. Pay attention to hygiene

Underwear should be changed and washed every day, and should be washed separately from other clothes and dried thoroughly to help kill bacteria.

2. Choose the right underwear

First of all, the material of the underwear should be comfortable and breathable; secondly, the style should be loose rather than low-waisted and tight.

3. Scientific sex life

Pay attention to sexual hygiene and wear condoms during AA.

4. Eat more vitamin B foods

Expectant mothers should eat more foods containing vitamin B, such as sorghum, wheat, fresh fruits and vegetables.

5. Clean private parts properly

Some expectant mothers will use very hot water to wash the vulva, believing that it can disinfect and sterilize. In fact, this will only damage the skin and mucous membranes and cause infection.

6. Use Vitamin E

After cutting open the vitamin E capsule, apply it to the uncomfortable area to relieve itching.

7. Follow your doctor’s advice

It is very important to keep the private parts clean and fresh. Expectant mothers can use baking soda water to clean the vulva under the guidance of a doctor.

8. Partner Check

Preventing vaginitis during pregnancy is not only the responsibility of the expectant mother, but also the responsibility of the expectant father. For the health of both husband and wife, expectant fathers should also regularly check the health of their urinary system, especially when the expectant mother's vaginitis does not improve.