Patient's question:
My first child had choriocytoma, and I'm afraid it will affect the next pregnancy. Can choriocytoma affect the next pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Amnionitis is an inflammation of the amnion in the uterine cavity caused by bacterial or viral infection. It is more common after premature rupture of membranes due to retrograde bacterial infection. Amnionitis can occur at any stage of pregnancy. Proper prenatal check-ups, adequate intake of vitamins, active treatment of vaginal infections, and early detection of GBS (Group B Streptococcus) infection are important. If premature membrane rupture occurs, antibiotics should be administered promptly to prevent infection. Relax and eat more vegetables to digest vitamins.