Will the cleanliness of leucorrhea affect pregnancy?

As we all know, women's vaginas will secrete leucorrhea, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. In fact, women's leucorrhea can reflect many things. For example, when some gynecological inflammation occurs, women's leucorrhea will become abnormal. In addition, some people may have heard of the term "leucorrhea cleanliness". In medicine, leucorrhea cleanliness is often used to measure whether a woman has gynecological inflammation. There are different grades of cleanliness in medicine. If the leucorrhea cleanliness grade is higher, it means that the woman's gynecological inflammation is more serious, and there may be more bacteria in it. These gynecological inflammations are very harmful. The earlier the treatment, the easier the treatment will be and it will be easy to cure. So will the cleanliness of women's leucorrhea affect pregnancy?

First, will the leucorrhea cleanliness level after 4 affect pregnancy?

The cleanliness level of leucorrhea is 4 degrees, which means that the inflammation is still severe. Generally speaking, severe inflammation will affect pregnancy, because sperm is easily affected by inflammation and cannot reach the fallopian tube to meet the egg for fertilization. Moreover, if the inflammation is severe, it can easily lead to ectopic pregnancy in women.

Second, what level of cleanliness requires treatment?

In the treatment of vaginal inflammation, it is very important to restore the normal flora environment of the vagina. In other words, treating vaginitis is not about "eliminating all vaginal microorganisms."

Third, under what circumstances does a change in cleanliness require treatment?

Generally speaking, treatment may be needed only when the cleanliness level reaches level II or above, that is, level III or IV; but if combined with fungal infection, trichomoniasis, bacterial infection, atrophic vaginosis or other sexually transmitted diseases, treatment is required regardless of the level.

Fourth, don’t know if you have the corresponding situation?

If any of the following conditions occur, you should consult a doctor for help:

1. Changes in the shape of leucorrhea

2. Itching and growth of growths in the vulva

3. Lower abdominal pain, backache, increased leucorrhea, and odor

4. Have had multiple sexual partners or have had sexual partners diagnosed with sexually transmitted diseases

Of course, both couples who are planning to have a baby need to undergo regular pregnancy health checks.

Fifth, will fungi and vaginal trichomoniasis affect pregnancy or baby’s development?

1. Fungus (Candida albicans infection):

During pregnancy, the probability of fungal recurrence will increase due to increased leucorrhea secretions. Fungal infection in the middle and late stages of pregnancy also has a very low risk of leading to premature rupture of membranes.

However, pregnant mothers and expectant mothers do not need to worry too much. There are drugs to treat fungus that can be used during pregnancy and preparation for pregnancy. As long as they are treated properly, the fetus and newborn will not be affected too much.

2. Trichomoniasis (Trichomonas vaginalis infection)

Trichomonas vaginalis can devour sperm and cause infertility. It may also cause premature rupture of membranes, premature birth and low birth weight. However, after regular treatment, there is little impact on the fetus and newborn.

After discovering Trichomonas vaginitis, both husband and wife need to seek treatment together. During the pregnancy preparation period, regular treatment is recommended until the doctor determines that there is no risk of recurrence. Medication during pregnancy should be used with caution, and it is recommended to consult a doctor.