Patient's question:
Before pregnancy, I had a fungal vaginal infection that recurred for several months. Here is the history of treatment and its effectiveness: I took medication and used suppositories under the guidance of a doctor, except for one time when I had an injection. Now that I am pregnant, the infection has flared up again. Will it affect the fetus? Are there any treatments or medications that do not interfere with the fetus?Doctor's answer:
Vaginal administration can exacerbate symptoms, so it is recommended to use Funjing Dan, which has a strong enzymatic effect on mold. Generally, after 10-18 days of use, even particularly stubborn mold can be completely enzymatically decomposed. A routine vaginal discharge test will reveal that the mold has completely turned negative. This helps prevent the recurrence of mold due to incomplete elimination.Pay attention to hygiene during sexual activity and ensure that both partners are treated simultaneously. In addition to medication for vaginal inflammation, patients also need to focus on proper care, such as maintaining a light diet and avoiding spicy or irritating foods. At the same time, patients should pay attention to choosing a reputable hospital for treatment to achieve better therapeutic effects.