Patient's question:
Currently 31 weeks pregnant, I was diagnosed with trichomoniasis vaginitis at the hospital. How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Consider actively following medical advice to decide whether vaginal irrigation is sufficient. Generally, pregnancy conditions cannot determine the use of agents like metronidazole during pregnancy. It is important to prevent the indiscriminate use of medication and actively cooperate with gynecological cleansing solutions, while ensuring underwear is exposed to sunlight.If medication is taken as prescribed for 2 weeks without stabilization, it may significantly impact a natural delivery. Actively and carefully observe how medication stabilizes the situation of excessive discharge, and ensure underwear is exposed to sunlight for sterilization. Strictly prohibit sexual activity during medication. It is recommended to visit the hospital regularly for thorough checks on the fetus's condition.