Patient's question:
Treatment and outcomes over the past year and a half: NoneWhat kind of help matters: How to treat
Doctor's answer:
It is a local vaginal external drug. After insertion into the vagina, it only exhibits a bactericidal effect locally within the vagina, unlike oral medications that need to be metabolized by the liver to enter the systemic circulation. Therefore, it does not affect the fetus through systemic absorption. On the other hand, the most sensitive period for the fetus to teratogenic factors is the first three months of pregnancy. During the mid-to-late stages of pregnancy, when fungal vaginal infections are most likely to recur, the organs of the fetus have already completed their division and growth development. At this point, the drug no longer has teratogenic effects when used.