Patient's question:
I am one month pregnant and currently have vaginitis. Which medications will not interfere with fetal growth and development? Thank you!!Doctor's answer:
Under permissible conditions, targeted treatment is provided for additional bacteria. After treatment, the vaginal bacteria of pregnant women will be significantly reduced. Although the vaginal bacteria of pregnant women are under control, if there is already an infection in the uterus, simply treating vaginitis is not sufficient for this situation. The most accurate and effective method for treating neonatal infection is to perform bacterial culture on newborns with vaginal bacteria from the mother during delivery and adopt targeted treatment. Of course, if the pathogenic bacteria in the mother's vagina are identified, additional antibiotics can be used immediately after the baby is born. Both partners of the delivery, especially those with a history of infection, should actively treat the condition before pregnancy, and it is best to plan early pregnancy after full recovery.