Vaginal pain during pregnancy diagnosed as vaginitis how to treat

Women are most afraid of developing gynecological diseases after pregnancy, so the treatment drugs will affect the development of the fetus, especially vaginitis will recur. The symptoms of the disease correspond to different types of vaginitis, and the treatment will be more complicated. If patients do not treat the disease, the bacteria will also harm the health of the fetus. So how to treat vaginal pain during pregnancy diagnosed as vaginitis? The following will introduce the corresponding correct treatment.

1. Vaginal Candida vaginitis during pregnancy

Generally speaking, no treatment is needed during the first 3 months of pregnancy. If the condition develops seriously, the doctor will use medication to treat it as appropriate after 3 months of pregnancy, which will not cause infection to the fetus. It can usually be cured before delivery. (However, sometimes the fetus has local infection in the eyes or mouth after delivery. This may be caused by a small amount of Candida infection when the fetus passes through the birth canal during delivery. The doctor will immediately treat the newborn.)

When treating vaginal candidal vaginitis during pregnancy, it is important to choose the right medication and method of administration. Oral medications have the risk of causing fetal teratogenicity, so local treatment is best used. Nystatin suppositories can also be used for local treatment in the middle and late stages of pregnancy. If the vulva itching is severe, do not scratch it or scrub it with hot water. You can apply local wet compress with lotion. Change your underwear frequently. Mold is relatively resistant to dryness, ultraviolet rays and chemicals, but is afraid of high temperatures. Therefore, it is best to soak or boil the underwear you take off in hot water above 60℃ every day to disinfect it.

2. Trichomonas vaginitis during pregnancy

As with vaginal candidal vaginitis, doctors do not recommend treatment during the first three months of pregnancy. Afterwards, the doctor will prescribe safe medication for the pregnant woman based on the severity of the disease. The gynecologist removes a small amount of secretion from the posterior fornix and tests it to detect Trichomonas. The specific drug for treating trichomoniasis is metronidazole, but taking metronidazole in early pregnancy may cause fetal malformations. Metronidazole can also enter the fetus through the placenta, so it is generally recommended that it should not be taken before 20 weeks of pregnancy. Local treatment can be used for treatment.

These two types of vaginitis are most likely to occur after pregnancy. The treatment for other bacterial vaginitis is also different. Vaginitis is caused by bacteria, and treatment will harm the fetus. If not treated, it will also cause harm. Therefore, patients cannot treat it indiscriminately. It is best to go to the hospital for examination. After the doctor confirms the type of disease, he will use symptomatic medication to reduce the harm caused by the medicine.