What to do if you have gynecological diseases during pregnancy

Gynecological diseases are one of the killers that endanger women's health, and the probability of modern women being affected by gynecological diseases is increasing. There are even many cases of pregnant women suffering from gynecological diseases. Everyone knows that gynecological diseases are extremely painful and embarrassing for women, and can easily have a great destructive impact on their lives. Let’s take a look at what to do if you have gynecological diseases during pregnancy?

During pregnancy, women's hormone levels will increase due to physical reasons, and secretions will also increase. The acidity and alkalinity of the vagina will also change. Bacteria parasitic in the vaginal area will also flare up with the changes in the environment. Vaginitis is a common female inflammation among pregnant women.

Pregnant mothers must not use medication blindly when treating inflammation. The use of medications in the early, middle and late stages of pregnancy should be different. Some drugs have an impact on the development of the fetus. It is also inappropriate to use drugs to flush the vagina casually. Because, when flushing, you don't know the depth, which can easily cause threatened abortion or miscarriage. Therefore, it is best for pregnant mothers to go to a regular hospital, communicate with a doctor, and receive standardized medication treatment under the guidance of a doctor to avoid the impact of indiscriminate use of drugs on the development of the fetus.

Pregnant mothers should take the following measures to prevent inflammation in their daily lives:

1. Pay attention to maintaining good personal hygiene habits. Use toilet paper to wipe from front to back when urinating or defecating to prevent anal bacteria from being transmitted to the vagina and urethra. Wash the vulva every day and keep it clean and dry.

2. Female friends must undergo a gynecological examination before becoming pregnant so that they can detect and treat the disease early. At the same time, if they suffer from female inflammation, it is best for the couple to treat the disease together.

3. Choose suitable underwear, try to wear soft, loose and breathable clothes to let the vagina breathe fresh air.

4. During pregnancy, you should change your underwear frequently and eat less spicy foods to avoid generating moisture and heat, which may induce various inflammations.

Does inflammation during pregnancy affect the fetus?

When a pregnant woman suffers from female inflammation, if it is not treated in time, it is likely to affect the pregnancy, cause premature rupture of membranes, premature birth, etc., and is likely to cause fetal infection. Therefore, once pregnant mothers find that they have abnormal leucorrhea, vulvar itching, burning pain, frequent urination, dysuria or pain, they should check the cause in time, and then seek symptomatic treatment under the guidance of a professional doctor to prevent female inflammation from endangering their own and their baby's health.