Patient's question:
Pregnant for 7 months, 28 weeks pregnant. I have had candidal vulvovaginitis throughout my pregnancy, and it keeps recurring. I had it before getting pregnant too, and it also kept recurring. The doctor prescribed medication, but it only worked for a week or two before it flared up again. It seems like I've developed resistance to the medication. Recently, I've been feeling unwell again, and I'm scared that it's not improving and that it might affect the fetus. Doctor, what should I do? Can it be relieved?Doctor's answer:
If candidiasis of the vagina is not treated properly, it is prone to recurring repeatedly. Moreover, during pregnancy, the fluctuation of hormone levels in the body and a diet high in meat can easily relieve candidiasis of the vagina.Guidance and suggestions: It is recommended to use Nifurterol and Nystatin Soft Capsules for vaginal suppository treatment, which has no effect on the fetus. Drink more warm water, eat less sweet food, and reduce meat consumption. Wash underwear with boiling water and expose them to sunlight. Strictly prohibit sexual activity.
In addition to timely treatment of vaginal candidiasis, patients also need to pay attention to care aspects, such as proper diet and maintaining a cheerful mood. At the same time, patients should also choose a top-tier hospital for treatment to achieve better therapeutic effects.