What to do during pregnancy with uterine inflammation

Pregnancy is a very important event in a woman's life. From the moment I found out I was pregnant, I would be looking forward to the birth of my baby with great caution, paying close attention to the movements of the fetus without even a moment's negligence. I am afraid something might go wrong, but nothing goes smoothly. The uterus is where the fetus is conceived. What should I do if something goes wrong with the uterus? Next, let’s discuss what to do if you have uterine inflammation during pregnancy?

Pregnant women with candidal vaginitis should first choose antifungal drugs with less toxicity to the fetus. Commonly used drugs include: nystatin tablets or micodin effervescent vaginal tablets or suppositories, clotrimazole tablets (Canestin tablets), and miconazole nitrate suppositories (Daktarin suppositories), all of which can be inserted into the vagina every night before going to bed under the guidance of a doctor. Clotrimazole is the safest and most effective. Topical ointments include clotrimazole ointment and Daktarin ointment, which can be applied to the vulva every day and the vulva can be washed with clean water or Chinese medicine preparations. Pregnant women are prohibited from using oral antifungal drugs or should use them with caution.

The first choice drug for treating Trichomonas vaginitis is metronidazole, commonly known as "Flagyl". After years of research and clinical observation, no teratogenic effects on human fetuses have been found. Metronidazole is safe to use during pregnancy. Women who are sick in early pregnancy or during pregnancy can choose to take metronidazole 200 mg, 3 times a day, orally for 7 consecutive days; or metronidazole 2 grams orally once; both have good effects. Some doctors also use 200-400 mg of metronidazole tablets vaginally once a day before bedtime, believing that it has less systemic absorption and higher local drug concentration, making it safer for pregnant women and fetuses. As for how to choose the medication method, the doctor needs to make the decision based on the patient's condition.

I believe that after reading the above introduction on what to do if you have uterine inflammation during pregnancy, you will have a certain understanding of how to deal with uterine inflammation after pregnancy. Because you are pregnant, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment, and you must not take medicine on your own. In addition, when planning a pregnancy, it is best to adjust your physical condition and then have a good pregnancy. Isn't this advocating eugenics and good parenting? Therefore, it is best to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment. I wish you good health!