Patient's question:
22 years old, because I was not aware of pregnancy and kept using Jieryin to rinse the vagina every night. Later, after finding out I was pregnant, I stopped using it. Is there any impact? Follow-up questionDoctor's answer:
The current Western medicine drugs generally have better short-term efficacy, effectively improving clinical symptoms, but they have significant side effects. For example, Meilanling, used to treat trichomoniasis vaginitis, may have a teratogenic effect on the fetus. Hormone replacement therapy for senile vaginitis may increase the incidence of diseases such as endometrial cancer in patients. As for miconazole drugs used to treat candidiasis vaginitis, they can cause liver damage and are not effective in preventing recurrence. If you have mild candidiasis vaginitis, it is generally harmless to pregnancy, but if you have severe vaginitis, you should be cured before getting pregnant. Will it affect the fetus? If left untreated, if the fetus is infected, it may develop redness and rashes on the skin and yellow pinpoint spots on the umbilical cord. If the fetus is delivered vaginally, 2/3 of the newborns will be affected, showing thrush and buttock redness.Cervical erosion: There are many factors or causes that can lead to cervical erosion. For those with cervical erosion, it is first recommended to undergo examination in a large hospital. If the examination reveals purulent leukorrhea in the local cervix along with infections of pathogens such as chlamydia or gonococcus, active treatment is necessary. If the cervical erosion is simple and not accompanied by infections of other pathogens, this simple cervical erosion will not affect pregnancy. If it is chronic cervical inflammation, and no other problems are found during gynecological examination, it will not have too much impact on pregnancy.
Pre-examination items, such as liver and kidney function tests, blood routine tests, urine routine tests, electrocardiograms, etc., are basic physical examinations. However, pre-pregnancy examinations primarily focus on the reproductive organs and related immune systems, genetic histories, etc. Especially in today's era where marital examinations are no longer mandatory, pre-pregnancy examinations can help you give birth to a healthy baby. Essential examinations are indispensable for every expectant mother.