What to do if you have vaginal candidal infection during pregnancy?

Many people discover candidal vaginitis after they become pregnant. Although pregnant women will not have menstruation, they will have more vaginal secretions, which can easily lead to inflammation if they do not pay attention to cleaning. When candidal vaginitis occurs, in order to avoid fetal infection, regular checks should be conducted, the cause should be found first, and local medication should be applied to the site of onset. Never take medication for treatment. The underwear, towels and washbasins you use on a daily basis should be disinfected regularly and used separately from others.

Things to note in daily life for patients with candidal vaginitis

(1) Candidal vaginitis is a common and frequently occurring disease among women. Patients should not have any psychological burden and should not use medications indiscriminately. Instead, they should use medications correctly under the guidance of a doctor, have regular checkups, and complete the full course of treatment in order to be cured. Never give up halfway.

(2) Find the cause of the disease and reduce the possibility of recurrence or recurrence. Use antibiotics rationally.

(3) Keep the vulva clean and dry, and try not to scratch it. When washing daily, the water should be warm but not hot to avoid damaging the vulva skin. Change your underwear every day, and wash your own underwear separately. Towels, underwear, basins, etc. can be disinfected by boiling. Do not wear synthetic underwear. Wash your hands before and after going to the toilet.

(4) Avoid sexual intercourse during the illness, especially during the acute phase. If sexual intercourse occurs, use a condom to avoid infecting others. Both spouses should receive treatment at the same time.

(5) Adjust your diet and eat more foods rich in vitamins. During the illness, try to eat less beef, mutton and spicy foods to avoid aggravating the itching symptoms.